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Sep 12, 2008 03:31 |  #1

no David Copperfield in sight, but looks kindof weird to me... ;)


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Sep 12, 2008 03:43 |  #2

Which room in your house does this "appliance" live in!?


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Sep 12, 2008 05:21 |  #3

Jim G wrote in post #6291687 (external link)
Which room in your house does this "appliance" live in!?

:-) come to think of it, the house does need a wash!


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Sep 12, 2008 09:09 |  #4

Not a bad shot. (Crappy title!) ;)


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Sep 12, 2008 16:04 |  #5

Interesting perspective of the Tele-Squirt truck, otherwise known as an Apparatus ;) Kinda interesting, that they don't have jack plates, under those hydraulics.

BTW, is it common in Kiwi Land, to have a ladder, which is wide enough for two people to climb side by side at the same time? None of our trucks on this side of the globe, has that feature. Especially Tele-Squirt's.


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Sep 13, 2008 04:36 |  #6

Rockies Photo wrote in post #6295070 (external link)
BTW, is it common in Kiwi Land, to have a ladder, which is wide enough for two people to climb side by side at the same time? None of our trucks on this side of the globe, has that feature. Especially Tele-Squirt's.

to be honest I have no idea - I'll ask (have a friend who's a senior station officer) my son was 2 years old on Friday so we'd gone along to the station to show him around.


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Sep 13, 2008 07:33 |  #7

Very interesting looking piece. Definitely a crazy looking ladder configuration. Would love to know the specs on it...cool shot.


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