From Fire Service, Inc.
Congratulations to Fire Chief Thomas Hayes and the members of the Berwyn Fire Department for the recent order of a new E-One low travel height 100’ custom aerial ladder.
In addition to the travel height of only 10’10”, this unit will be equipped with the following custom features:• Cummins X12 Series 500 HP engine /Allison EVS Series 4500 transmission
• Rear body corner access ladders
• Custom storage throughout
• 135’ of ground ladders/Alco-Lite ladder package
• Painted ROM roll up doors
• Severe duty interior
• Whelen LED lighting package
• Pioneer scene lighting packageThis unit will be a welcome addition to this busy department.
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thanks Danny
#1 by Big Moe on July 23, 2021 - 9:37 AM
Sweet rig. Can’t wait to see it in action!
#2 by Josh on July 16, 2021 - 3:03 PM
As far as I know, Berwyn will most likely sell the current Seagrave Truck 904. There is no room at all for a spare ladder truck at either of the 3 houses.
Berwyn runs the following….
Chief 900 (2019 Chevy Tahoe) with 1 Shift Commander
Quint 9Q1 (2012 Pierce Quint) with 4 Personnel
Engine 902 (2016 Pierce) with 3 Personnel
Engine 903 (2009 Spartan) with 3 Personnel
Truck 904 (2004 Seagrave Ladder) with 2 Personnel
Ambulance 905 with 2
Ambulance 906 with 2
Ambulance 907 with 2 (Jump with Truck company)
If 907 is in quarters, they will jump to Truck 904 to make it a 4 man truck. If not, one of the ambulances will meet the truck on a run and pair up with 2 men on the Truck.
#3 by thefiremang on July 16, 2021 - 11:53 AM
The Seagrave will be either a spare or disposed of. The Pierce Quint 9Q1 is a southside rig which they will continue to run as. The E-One will be the Truck company out of center station.
#4 by Mike C on July 16, 2021 - 9:33 AM
This is a very nice truck! I’m guessing the Seagrave ladder will be phased out and the Pierce will go into reserve? I didn’t think the Piece ladder was all that old…………