From Bill Schreiber:
Ashkum FPD took delivery of their Rosenbauer Warrior 3/16” FX Body 1500 gpm, 750 tank, Class A & B foam system. Congratulations and thank you Ashkum.
Jul 12
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From Bill Schreiber:
Ashkum FPD took delivery of their Rosenbauer Warrior 3/16” FX Body 1500 gpm, 750 tank, Class A & B foam system. Congratulations and thank you Ashkum.
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From chicagoland_fire_photos on Instagram:
A visit to Engine 84’s house, home to-
Engine 84 (spare d-575)Truck 51 (spare e-292)Mass casualty 8-8-12FDS 4-4-12Ambo 36 (not there)
Tags: Chicago FD Assistant Deputy Chief Paramedic 4-4-12, Chicago FD Engine 84, Chicago FD Engine 84's house, Chicago Fire Department, Chicagoland_fire_photos on instagram, inside a Chicago firehouse, inside Chicago FD Engine 84's house, spare Chicago FD apparatus
Jul 12
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Jul 12
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From Martin Nowak:
2000 Int’l 4000 Series 4700 – $9,500 (Carol Stream)
PRICE: $9,500
VIN: 1HTSLAAM6YH225451
VEHICLE MAKE: INTERNATIONAL
VEHICLE MODEL: 4700LP 4X2 (rear wheel drive)
TRANSMISSION: ALLISON AUTOMATIC
GEAR RATIO: 4.44
ENGINE MODEL: DT446E HEUI INT Diesel
MILES: 88,619
ENGINE HOURS: 8,785
MAX HORSEPOWER: 230HP (2300RPM)
TORQUE RATING: 605
BUILD DATE: 6/24/1999
GVW RATING: 20,000
WHEEL BASE: 170.0IN./ 431.8CM
BRAKES: HYDRAULIC BRAKE SYSTEM W/ AIR OPERATED PARKING BRAKE
SUSPENSION: AIR DUMP SUSPENSION (REAR)MAINTENANCE HISTORY:
NEW BATTERIES
NEW BRAKE CALIPERS AND BRAKE HOSES ALL AROUND
NEW PADS AND ROTORS ALL AROUND
NEW MUFFLER
TIRES HAVE PLENTY OF TREADOTHER:
Vehicle was taken out of service as an ambulance from the fire district in 2007 with 87,072 miles. The vehicle was retrofitted into an Incident Command vehicle and used sparingly. It has been maintained since then by the Village mechanics. Vehicle runs with no major mechanical issues and is being sold “As Is.”
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