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  • Engine 55 of the Greenfields Fire Co, PA. 1999 Pierce Quantum Pumper

  • 6-Tower of the Hillcrest Fire Co. #1, NY. 2002 Pierce Dash 2000 95' Midmount Aerial Platform Quint

  • Reserve Engine 249 of the Clay Fire Territory, IN. 1985 Pierce Dash Pumper

  • Reserve Ladder 18 serving the Lexington Fire Department, KY. Pierce Arrow 105' X-Ladder 1

  • Aerial 1 serving the Jackson Fire Department, KY. 1988 Pierce Arrow 105' canopy cab

  • Engine 14 serving the Crab Orchard Fire Department, KY. 2006 Pierce Contender custom cab

  • Engine 30 serving the Stanton Fire Department, KY. 2002 Pierce Contender-Freightliner crew cab

  • Engine 2 serving the Jackson Fire Department, KY. 2003 Pierce Contender-Kenworth single cab

  • Engine 10 serving the Morehead Fire Department, KY. 2005 Pierce Enforcer with Roto Ray

  • Engine 8 serving the Morehead Fire Department, KY. 1993 Pierce Responder-International crew cab

  • Engine 3 serving the West Liberty Fire Department, KY. Pierce Responder-International single cab

  • Engine 7 serving the Morehead Fire Department, KY. 1979 Pierce-Hendrickson custom cab

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