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Nice looking truck. Do you have a master cut-off switch for all of your 12 volt stuff?? We put one on ours for the 12 volt and another for the 24. Two master switches will completely kill the truck.

How long had it been sitting Will?

Out of curiousity, how much is a mule (in running condition) worth??

What part of North Texas?????

ROFL :lol:

That is a nice truck and it would go well with our 5 ton. But I know for a fact that they would kill me if i brought this home (especially carrying a $1,000 fuel bill).

RE: Re: RE: Another5 ton fire truck video oohhh...A big, shiny Q sitting loud and proud on the right fender. Mmm....

Re: RE: Another5 ton fire truck video This I know brother, this i know...We dont even have a Q on our new engine :oops:

It takes her awhile to build up a head of steam but once she gets there, she will maintain 55 mph

Boy, we have been getting our butts kicked with grass fires !! But the "get-er-done 5 ton" hasn't missed a lick yet. Here is a video of it out of the station headed out to help a neighboring department on a large rangeland fire. Enjoy.. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xK0j5MA1ytQ

W5THP That THP for Texas Highway Patrol...our used to be anyways..

Nice looking truck !! I bet that thing will flow some water

The dozer was a Case 1150 to the best of my recollection. Not too big, not too small, but just right.

Re: RE: Re: RE: video and pics of our 5 ton fighting fire Hale HPX200

Re: RE: video and pics of our 5 ton fighting fire Yes sir !! This truck has very much been a blessing to our department as well as our community. I forgot to mention that at the same fire as pictured above, we had to pull the forest service dozer out of a sinkhole. Now I probably wouldnt...

I love this truck. It hasnt done us wrong yet. And as far as fire calls go, yes, she goes out fairly often. And if I am at the station, it definately goes. These younger guys like to take the 1 tons because they have more road speed and can get there faster but when traveling 8 or 10 miles...

About a week ago, we were called to help several fire departments on a couple of large wildland fires near Morgan, Texas. We teamed up with a dozer crew from Texas Forest service and one of the guys had a video camera. Due to terrain, they specifically asked for 6x6 firefighting equipment on...

You read my mind !! This would have made a GRRREAT hay hauling truck back in my hay hauling days. I think that I would have needed a squarebale loader to get them on the truck though. That would make a really cool sqaure bale truck. Chad

I had air leaking here too and it caused a huge problem. I'd say this might be where your problem is.

How about a 3-53 ??