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Steve Hayes
 IP: 208.76.113.18 Jun 13, 08 - 8:34 AM |
A Hint for Code 3
http://www.kentland33.com/fullstory.php?67041 
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John A.
IP: 138.162.0.44 Jun 13th, 2008 - 9:15 AM |
Re: A Hint for Code 3
What do they mean when they say "fixed chassis." |
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John Truluck
IP: 70.60.211.253 Jun 13th, 2008 - 10:01 AM |
Re: A Hint for Code 3
I think the mean fixed cab. Fixed as opposed to a tilt cab. To access the engine, you have to raise doors on the doghouse. To remove the engine, you have to remove part of the roof and lift it out that way. |
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Chris Bernardi
IP: 69.225.23.49 Jun 14th, 2008 - 10:23 PM |
Re: A Hint for Code 3
Yes John you are correct. Fixed means the cab has no tilting capabilities. Seagrave now only makes The Maurader II in full and split-tilt version, No more fixed jobbers and the attacker II chassis in full tilt. I am a sales rep for seagrave in Ca, so if yall have some Q's lmk and i will try to answer as best as possible. Later y'all |
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Steve Hayes (Firedog)
IP: 98.218.182.211 Jun 15th, 2008 - 10:37 AM |
Re: A Hint for Code 3
The Kentland Seagrave should be at the Fireman's Convention in O.C. Md. I'll try and get a good pic. |
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