Round Rock Fire Department Engine 1

Ex-Engine 1
1992 Seagrave Fire Apparatus 1750/750

Photo taken in 2008. In 2010, the pump and tank were removed and the truck was converted into a heavy rescue. The majority of the conversion was completed by the RRFD Fleet Maintenance shops. It currently is the spare rescue.

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Round Rock Fire Department Engine 1

Ex-Engine 1
1992 Seagrave Fire Apparatus 1750/750

Photo taken in 2008. In 2010, the pump and tank were removed and the truck was converted into a heavy rescue. The majority of the conversion was completed by the RRFD Fleet Maintenance shops. It currently is the spare rescue.

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Truck Photos By Seth Granville

Round Rock Fire Department Engine 1

Ex-Engine 1 1992 Seagrave Fire Apparatus 1750/750 Photo taken in 2008. In 2010, the pump and tank were removed and the truck was converted into a heavy rescue. The majority of the conversion was completed by the RRFD Fleet Maintenance shops. It currently is the spare rescue.

Ex-Engine 1
1992 Seagrave Fire Apparatus 1750/750

Photo taken in 2008. In 2010, the pump and tank were removed and the truck was converted into a heavy rescue. The majority of the conversion was completed by the RRFD Fleet Maintenance shops. It currently is the spare rescue.