| January 11, 2009 Repair shop: We replaced air line on fire truck
|
BOSTON (AP) - The president of a North Attleborough repair shop
said his company replaced a worn air line on a Boston Fire
Department ladder truck that crashed into a high-rise Friday,
killing a firefighter.
Timothy O'Neill, president of Greenwood Emergency Vehicles, said
Ladder 26 was brought in for an annual ladder inspection in
September. He said most of the repairs were associated with the
truck's aerial ladder components.
He said the shop doesn't perform brake services on Boston fire
trucks, but did replace the worn air line. He also said Ladder 26
was in his shop on two other occasions between the September
inspection and the accident.
One was to repair a faulty electrical connection on the aerial
ladder system, and the other was to repair damage from a December
accident.
(Copyright 2009 by The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved.)
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