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This appliance is being replaced by an ARP (Aerial Rescue Pump) which is currently at Falkirk till it goes on the run

Added by on 23 May 2007.

where is the bness one going then

Added by Jamie Percival on 24 May 2007.

I would imagine it would be going to Doune or a retained station with an old appliance

Added by on 24 May 2007.

will that be after the RTA damage after the RTA involving this pump. My condolences go out to the driver's family. The driver was killed today when this appliance hit his car enroute to a shout in boness

Added by Jamie Percival on 25 May 2007.

blimey!!, a 05 reg appliance being given to a retained station???, no chance of that in L&B.

Added by Weegie on 25 May 2007.

Bo'ness are not geting an ARP Falkirk and Stirling are the Two stations that are getting them.

Added by David on 17 December 2007.

Just to say this appliance is now back on the run at Bo'ness and the CARPs are not on the run yet.

Added by LFC Andy McVean on 20 January 2008.

This is well no going to a retained station an older a reg volvo tender at falkirk is going to a retained station

Added by Rich on 21 September 2008.

falkirks old fulton and wylie tender is goin out of service for this

Added by Rich on 13 October 2008.

Just to clarify this thread, the above appliance will be for the forseable future be at Bo'ness being used by the wholtime, when (and if) the CARP's come on the run they will be allocated to Falkirk and Stirling(supposedly) to replace one pump and ALP, the two pumps at Stirling and Falkirk will move out to retained stations in a cascade, leading to the eventual withdrawl of the two oldest pumps in the service. Currently, I believe there is a photo going around somewhere(www.bebo.com/PhotoAlbumBig.jsp?PageNbr=1&MemberId=4849184920&PhotoAlbumId=6827560667&PhotoId=7415962544) of two new style volvo fl chassis sitting at CSFRS HQ awaiting body work, these will also likely(big probability) go to a wholetime station as well and then the cascade happens again, so, likely to go(as oldest in fleet) G401HLS, G402HLS, H701OLS, J366VLS, J368VLS or J369VLS and definetly K456EMS.

Added by Jake Reever on 30 January 2009.

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