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Re: [FireFotosWest] Re: Maywood Park House Fire 6-23-08

It is my belief they are called intercab engines when the pump was enclosed in the front of the apparatus as opposed to the front mount outside the cab. Portland Fire web site shows station 28 and 30 having these types of engines. I am not sure of the year they were built but I think they are relatively new. I have included a link to one of the stations showing the engine.
 
http://www.portlandonline.com/fire/index.cfm?&a=56420&c=35156



-----Original Message-----
From: John Hoppe <lucifersoffspring@...>
To: FireFotosWest@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Tue, 24 Jun 2008 7:16 pm
Subject: Re: [FireFotosWest] Re: Maywood Park House Fire 6-23-08

perhaps he's referring to the front-mounted pump on one of the engines? I'm guessing it was a reserve, since i haven't seen one of those in front-line service in quite some time
----- Original Message -----
From: rh1067
Sent: Tuesday, June 24, 2008 4:25 PM
Subject: [FireFotosWest] Re: Maywood Park House Fire 6-23-08

--- In FireFotosWest@yahoogroups.com, "JR" <popcoffeecup@...> wrote:
> Is it my imagination, or is the one wagon in the head to head shot
> an 'intra-cab pumper?
>
It must be your imagination because I've never heard the term "intra-
cab pumper. Or maybe it's just a local term.
Wed Jun 25, 2008 4:07 am

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Just after 01:30 on Monday, June 23, Portland tapped out (dispatched) a box for NE 99th Ave. and Failing St. in the small, upper middle class residential... 		rh1067
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... (dispatched) ... class ... from ... also ... E12, ... arrived ... had ... companies ... 12. ... the ... control) ... Is it my imagination, or is the one...
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... It must be your imagination because I've never heard the term "intra- cab pumper. Or maybe it's just a local term....
rh1067
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11:25 pm

perhaps he's referring to the front-mounted pump on one of the engines? I'm guessing it was a reserve, since i haven't seen one of those in front-line service...
John Hoppe
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It is my belief they?are called intercab engines when the pump was enclosed in the front of the apparatus as opposed to the front mount outside the cab....
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... enclosed in the front of the apparatus as opposed to the front mount outside the cab. Portland Fire?web site shows station 28 and 30 having these types of...
rh1067
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4:47 am

... intra-cab, if it is in front, it is a front mount. Intra-cab is what the manufacturs called them, not a regional name. I believe Western States probably...
JR
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