The Robbins Fire Department in MABAS Division 22 has now been added to the site. Robbins has one station with four engines, a tower ladder, and a mini-pumper. The engines are from Darley, E-ONE, Fire-Max, and HME. The Darley is a former Orland engine and the E-ONE came from Riverside. They provide EMS first responders to assist Bud’s Ambulance Service who is contracted for ALS service to the community. The mini-pumper was built by Hammerly on a Dodge chassis (correction … a Ford chassis). This was formerly owned by a department somewhere on the East Coast (correction … by Libertyville, IL).
![ROBBINS_Sta-KK Robbins Fire Department station](http://chicagoareafire.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2011/01/ROBBINS_Sta-KK.jpg)
The Robbins Fire Department station at 3327 W. 137th Street with Chicago style red doors, each featuring the company labels. Karl Klotz photo
![Robbins_2923-DM Robbins Fire Department Engine 2923](http://chicagoareafire.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2011/01/Robbins_2923-DM.jpg)
Engine 2923 formerly saw service in Riverside, IL. Dennis McGuire, Jr. photo
![Robbins_2913-DM Robbins Fire Department Engine 2913](http://chicagoareafire.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2011/01/Robbins_2913-DM.jpg)
This engine was originally built for the Orland Fire Protection District. It was part of an order of five units from Darley on Spartan Gladiator chassis. There were three engines, a 55-foot Snorkel, and a 100-foot LTI rear-mount tower ladder.Dennis McGuire, Jr. photo
#1 by frank on January 29, 2011 - 11:48 PM
Robbins’ squad is actually an F350 from Libertyville, IL who used it as the accident extrication truck. They rechassied it from a Dodge Ram chassis with a Hammerly body to the F350 chassis.
#2 by bgshap on January 30, 2011 - 10:59 AM
Frank,
Thanks for catching the typo and providing us with the information about Libertyville.