As seen around … Warsaw, NY – New home for former Addison tower ladder

This from Larry Shapiro;

While driving through western/central New York state in the town of Warsaw, I stopped a the firehouse since the doors were open. Several of the apparatus had been purchased used including this 1993 E-ONE Hurricane tower ladder from Addison.

They also have a Spartan / McGinley pumper formerly from Lebanon, IN.

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And from our files … when it was brand new

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7 Comments

#1 by Rusty on June 27, 2025 - 10:26 PM

There are not a lot of these out there. I believe Dyer, IN has one with the H style outriggers. I agree with you Ray. The cab being the same height as the body is a very clean look.
#2 by Ray Stantz on June 27, 2025 - 1:07 PM

I’ve aways been intrigued by the E-one Hurricane cab matching the body height.

Was the Hurricane cab intentionally made lower to match the body or is there a specific reason for the low profile? I assumed it was done to allow newer equipment to fit in older houses. Any thoughts on this design would be appreciated.
#3 by Rj on June 26, 2025 - 1:43 PM

Thanks admin very interesting. Must just be the HP 105 that has the out and down type outriggers? The HP 105 must not be nearly as popular as the HP 95 because that’s the first out and down outrigger I’ve ever seen on an e-one.
- #4 by Admin on June 26, 2025 - 4:54 PM
  
  The HP105 is no longer available. Just HP95 and HP100, each with slightly different underslung jacks
#5 by rj on June 26, 2025 - 7:04 AM

I don’t remember ever seeing and e-one with H style outriggers? Anyone know when they switched from H style to underslung?
- #6 by Admin on June 26, 2025 - 1:01 PM
  
  see the HP105 brochure that was added to the post
#7 by crabbymilton on June 26, 2025 - 6:05 AM

Nice pictures. Perhaps looks are deceiving but that looks like a huge station.