Mack Trucks' Fire Apparatus Division was an American fire apparatus builder between 1911 and 1984. For much of its history, it operated from Allentown, Pennsylvania, but between 1941 and …

Mack developed a complete line of fire apparatus in the 1920s. Mack never built its own aerial ladders and instead used ones built by Maxim and Pirsch. Mack fire apparatus were used in …

1956: Mack buys the tooling of the Ahrens-Fox Fire Engine Co. and introduced the Mack C Model cab forward fire engine which was an Ahrens-Fox design and the first of the "Cincinnati Cabs" …

Sep 4, 2013 · Pick up a copy of "Mack Fire Trucks: 1911-2005 (An Illustrated History)" by Harvey Eckart for a definitive run down of how Mack did each series of fire apparatus they built. While …

Mack Fire Apparatus has been associated with the New York City Fire Department since the early days of motorization. A total of seventy-six L-Model fire apparatus were delivered to New York …

The CF-Series was a custom fire chassis manufactured by Mack Trucks Inc. 3,849 trucks were produced between 1967 and 1990, when Mack stopped offering custom chassis for fire …

Mack Trucks produced fire apparatus from 1911 until 1990. PFD introduced Mack in 1915. The famed L Series of Mack fire trucks, of which PFD bought two, were produced between 1937 …

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Engine 2 (1948), Engine 32 (1960), Engine 312 (1972), Engine 315 (1977), Engine 316 (1979) On January 24, 1947 the fire company once again signed a contract with the Mack International …

most photographed and iconic fire apparatus of all time (easy Maxim fans!). Mack Trucks have been a huge part of the fire apparatus landscape. for over 100 years, and today are still found …