A BUCKS COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA, FIRE ENGINE started out of the firehouse Sunday afternoon around 3 pm with one of its compartment doors left open.
Just over two weeks after a similar incident in Henderson County, No. Carolina (Firegeezer report HERE), the Trumbauersville VFD pumper caught the support column between the bay doors, ripping off the brick fascia and causing both overhead doors to come tumbling down on the engines in both bays, leaving the culprit truck halfway out of the firehouse.
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Unlike the accident in North Carolina, however, the borough building engineer said that the structural damage was insignificant. Fire crews from Richland, Quakertown, Hilltown and Milford came to the station to help clear the debris and free the fire engines. Main street was closed for several hours while the “rescue” effort took place.
The Bucks County Courier Times has the STORY.








