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E-One Hurricane

E-One Hurricane in Fireproof, Movie, 2008 IMDB

Class: Trucks, Fire truck — Model origin: US

E-One Hurricane

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Comments about this vehicle

AuthorMessage

Ford_Guy US

2009-11-09 00:13

antp, I think we need a new classification for fire trucks as this would be an "Aerial Truck" or "Ladder Truck," not a "Fire Engine."

tonkatracker US

2009-11-09 00:32

maybe just change the title from "Fire Engine" to "Fire Truck" which would include all of them

jettalover US

2009-11-09 00:37

Perhaps "Fire Vehicle"?

CarChasesFanatic ES

2009-11-09 01:08

I thought Fire Engine applied to all of them...

Ford_Guy US

2009-11-09 01:11

An engine pumps water into a fire. These trucks have a different purpose.

CarChasesFanatic ES

2009-11-09 01:20

Well but still, isn't fire engine the generic word for them all whether with a ladder or a proper water pump? I mean, if go out and ask someone (speaking English obviously) what this is (pointing out to this truck) what will they say? "it's a truck with a ladder" or "it's a fire engine/truck" ?

Ford_Guy US

2009-11-09 01:25

If you want to be more generic about it, what we could use for all is simply "Fire Truck," or if we want to sound a bit more official, a "Fire Apparatus." There's going to be different classifications. Some people you may ask may not know the difference and will refer to them all as Fire Engines. But "Fire truck" seems to be the most common classification.

-- Last edit: 2009-11-09 01:25:56

CarChasesFanatic ES

2009-11-09 01:33

Lets do it in Spanish, "Camión de bomberos" for them all and that's that [:rotfl]

Ford_Guy US

2009-11-09 01:34

:lol: Mas facil asi, no?

CarChasesFanatic ES

2009-11-09 01:40

Sí, así no hay problemas :lol:

Ddey65 US

2009-11-09 01:56

You could refer to them as "Fire Apparatus," but that might also mean utility trucks, ambulances, fire chief's cars, and what not.

Pokeoddsponge US

2009-11-09 04:10

This is a late 80s E-One fire truck. I think it might have a pump installed on it so technically it is an Engine. The term for this is a Quint.

Ford_Guy US

2009-11-09 04:28

If E-One is the make, do you know what the model would be?

antp BE

2009-11-09 17:01

The purpose of that category is to include all big trucks used by firemen, and not smaller cars like vans etc. I do not know what would be the correct term in English.

Ford_Guy US

2009-11-09 18:32

I know, I understand. The consensus seems to be that it should be either "Fire Truck" or "Fire Apparatus."

Ford_Guy US

2009-11-13 18:16

So...no change then? It would have been nice to have at least received a definite answer.

antp BE

2009-11-13 18:30

I missed your comment - ok for Fire truck ;)

Pokeoddsponge US

2010-08-20 01:09

Picture where you can see the front: http://www.albany.ga.us/images/afd/95-Foot-Aerial-Truck.jpg

The model is Hurricane but their website doesn't say the year

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