--- On Mon, 7/6/09, BOYD, FRANCIS J <fjboyd@...> wrote:
From: BOYD, FRANCIS J <fjboyd@...> Subject: RE: [Firepics] 1934 Ford chemical wagaon ex Ridgeway To: Firepics@yahoogroups.com Date: Monday, July 6, 2009, 6:03 PM
Yes. Like a quick action or response mini truck of today. To quickly get water on the fire.
Here is a 1934 Ford, I believe a chemical wagon, in apparent original unrestored condition, marked "Ridgeway" on the side. It's owned by Bill Sondermeyer of...
Thanks, Milan MI had one more or less just like this one. Len Williams, Sunnyvale _____ From: Firepics@yahoogroups.com [mailto:Firepics@yahoogroups.com] On...
I have no idea. I guess whatever "chemical" they used back in those days as these were quite common.  Rich Dean, Butler, New Jersey USA  07405 Please...
I believe that I answered that question in one of the postings I did yesterday. Alas, I didn't consider the generation gap, since a whole generation has come...
Thanks Rich ... From: Rich Dean <richard_l_dean_07405@...> Subject: Re: [Firepics] 1934 Ford chemical wagaon ex Ridgeway To: Firepics@yahoogroups.com ...
Yes. Like a quick action or response mini truck of today. To quickly get water on the fire.
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From: Firepics@yahoogroups.com...
BOYD, FRANCIS J
fjboyd@...
Jul 6, 2009 10:05 pm
It's probably why there are still so many fire companies among volunteer departments that include the word "chemical" in their names. Rich Dean, Butler, New...
By the way them tanks do look like CO2 cascade tanks, and not Soda Acid Chemical tanks. That would mean that this was some type of industrial truck,...
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