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That looks to be a Sterling Little Giant. Nice find.Luke wrote: ↑Mon Apr 17, 2017 12:09 amNot sure if this is even a siren or not, but this is at the Undine FC in Bellefonte, PA which already has an SD-10. It's mounted on the roof at the front of the station inside of a rusted containment of sorts. My best guess is that if it is a siren, it would've been the predecessor to the SD-10.
https://goo.gl/Jr1Dih
Notice the SD-10 behind the station? Double cool find!Luke wrote: ↑Mon Apr 17, 2017 12:09 amNot sure if this is even a siren or not, but this is at the Undine FC in Bellefonte, PA which already has an SD-10. It's mounted on the roof at the front of the station inside of a rusted containment of sorts. My best guess is that if it is a siren, it would've been the predecessor to the SD-10.
https://goo.gl/Jr1Dih
Interesting story here, the SD-10 used to be the siren for the other fire department in town.. the Logan and was mounted at their station. They decided to do away with siren and the Undine accepted it and placed it at their station to replace the small siren on the roof, speaking of that small siren on the roof.... I have seen it in person a number of times and here is the rub, the grill on it has the word Mars embossed into it. Way back in the day there was a siren that was known as the Mars siren by some of our board members, it looked identical to the Sterling Little Giant right down to the sheet metal except it also had Mars embossed into the end grills. I am thinking that Sterling sold some of their Little Giants to the Mars Company who rebadged them as their own which would explain the old Mars Sirens that used to get talked about a number of years ago.Luke wrote: ↑Mon Apr 17, 2017 12:09 amNot sure if this is even a siren or not, but this is at the Undine FC in Bellefonte, PA which already has an SD-10. It's mounted on the roof at the front of the station inside of a rusted containment of sorts. My best guess is that if it is a siren, it would've been the predecessor to the SD-10.
https://goo.gl/Jr1Dih
Pretty sure that is a Sterling Y.jgardner48 wrote: ↑Wed Apr 26, 2017 5:36 pmhttp://www.jmarcoz.com/sirens/seekonk2_ma.jpg
What is this?
Sterling Y-10. Basically a M-10 but with a brake installed.jgardner48 wrote: ↑Wed Apr 26, 2017 5:36 pmhttp://www.jmarcoz.com/sirens/seekonk2_ma.jpg
What is this?
It's a Sterling Y-10, but missing all of the covers.jgardner48 wrote: ↑Wed Apr 26, 2017 5:36 pmhttp://www.jmarcoz.com/sirens/seekonk2_ma.jpg
What is this?
