This from Jeff Rudolph:
The buggy is the new Battalion 24, 2015 Chevy Tahoe
Brush 243 – 2015 Ford F550/ EJ Metals 8-gpm, 2800-psi high-pressure 300/10A
Brush 244 – 2015 Ford F550/ EJ Metals 8-gpm, 2800-psi high-pressure 300/10A
This from Jeff Rudolph:
The buggy is the new Battalion 24, 2015 Chevy Tahoe
Brush 243 – 2015 Ford F550/ EJ Metals 8-gpm, 2800-psi high-pressure 300/10A
Brush 244 – 2015 Ford F550/ EJ Metals 8-gpm, 2800-psi high-pressure 300/10A
Tags: Chevy Tahoe for fire chief, EJ Metals, Jeff Rudolph, Lake Villa Fire Department, new brush unit for Crete Fire Department
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#1 by Shane on June 14, 2016 - 1:31 PM
MABAS 21,
Yes they still have Squad 241 and they may call it Engine 241. I saw it a few weeks ago and it looked like it got a refurb. Engine 243 is still kicking at station 3 but I believe they may of gotten a new one for there. I also say that they got a new brush truck for Station 1, which is a jeep not sure of the year.
#2 by MABAS 21 on June 14, 2016 - 11:27 AM
Jeff:
Some Lake Villa questions. What happened to the former brush unit, Utility 243, a 2011 or newer F-350 with a Reading or Stahl body? Was it reassigned? Does Lake Villa still have Squad 241? And was Engine 241 reassigned to 243 or are those twins? Thanks in advance for your answers.