LAFD Station 42

[Monrovia1]

Rescue 842

http://www.emergencyrigs.net/viewpho...2056&Size=med_

Enginer 42

http://www.emergencyrigs.net/viewpho...2322&Size=med_

Battalion 2

front view

http://www.emergencyrigs.net/viewpho...2112&Size=med_

http://www.emergencyrigs.net/viewpho...2113&Size=med_

rear view
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[mikeyboy411]

Great pics, I checked all of 'em out. I have a question though, I thought LAFD was goin' with the vertical stack exhaust pipes. Is this only on a few Engines or.............?
Also is the Chief's Command Vehicle diesel or unleaded?

Just curious.

[k1500chevy97]

Great pics, I checked all of 'em out. I have a question though, I thought LAFD was goin' with the vertical stack exhaust pipes. Is this only on a few Engines or.............?
Also is the Chief's Command Vehicle diesel or unleaded?

Just curious.

On the command unit I am going to guess it is gas.

On most of the OBS GM trucks and fullsize SUV's if it had a diesel engine there would be two oval holes in the front bumper on each side of the license plate for increased air flow.

[Engine101]

Engine 42 is an older model seagrave a 1996 to be exact, The suburban I believe is gas I will check and get more defintive answer

[Elwood]

What are the thoughts on the mechanical siren on the 800 unit. It looks like a timberwolf. Is it effective?