From Frazer, Ltd. on Facebook:
Check out the new Air Supply Truck for Milwaukee! The purpose of this vehicle is to be a logistical apparatus to help move bottles from either station to station or they’ll show up on multi alarm fire scenes.
Frazer Lt photo
Frazer Lt photo
Frazer Lt photo
Frazer Lt photo
thanks Martin
#1 by Mike C on July 12, 2024 - 12:53 PM
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John Antkowski – I’m with you 100%. The E-One ladders blow away the Pierce ladders. The Ascendant class ladders bounce and twist all over the place. The E-One HR100 is a far superior ladder. Interestingly, Pierce’s marketing tactics pay off because the Ascendant is blowing away the E-One HR100 in sales. Anyone who knows fire apparatus know the Ascendant is pure trash.
#2 by Harry on July 11, 2024 - 9:57 PM
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To John
A friend in Waukesha told me the eones are demos and were able to get before the rnc next week I think it is only the 3 eones
#3 by Matthew G on July 11, 2024 - 6:01 PM
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Tom thanks for the update, and the correction. I forgot it was 18 that went to Engine 2 and not Med 2.
#4 by John Antkowski on July 11, 2024 - 4:04 PM
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Gentlemen, Thank you for your help. I enjoy keeping up with new apparatus deliveries and updates. I especially enjoy what Milwaukee and Chicago are buying. I also like following New York. It’s great to see Milwaukee back to a replacement program. And a return back to E/One for new Aerial apparatus. Although I spent most of my career on a Paramedic unit, I did climb a few ladders. I preferred the E/One versus the Pierce. To me, it was safer and it was a smoother transition from one section to another. Just saying.
#5 by crabbymilton on July 11, 2024 - 5:59 AM
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Good Morning John. Looks like others with more info provided the answers. I only know what the FANDOM WIKI sites say unless the good people on her chime in. I’m wondering if there will be an expo this year. Last year as you may know they had a small but well done version at the FIRE BELL CLUB at the old E25 quarters. I keep checking so who knows?
Stay well.
#6 by Tom Conrad on July 11, 2024 - 5:26 AM
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John,
Here are the company assignments:
Pierce Enforcers to Engines: 23.32 and 37
E-0ne Typhoons to Engine: 13.26 and 30.
Med units to Med 5 and 19
On another note Med-2 is running out of Engine 36. They run both Med-5 and Med-2 out of the house.
Med-18 went downtown to Engine 2.
Take care brother
#7 by John Antkowski on July 10, 2024 - 8:30 PM
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Tyler thanks for the update. I hope to see some pictures soon. Hopefully someone will post the assignments as they come available. Again thanks for sharing.
#8 by Tyler Tobolt on July 10, 2024 - 6:10 PM
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John Antkowski,
Milwaukee has (6) new engines, (2) new meds, (2) new Battalion buggies and this compressed air that have arrived in the city.
New engine are 3 E-One and 3 Pierce, The 2 Meds are Frazer, The 2 battalion buggies are Chevy suburban
#9 by John Antkowski on July 10, 2024 - 5:06 PM
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Matthew G. Could you post the link for “FSI on facebook”. I would really appreciate it. Thanks Brother.
#10 by Matthew G on July 10, 2024 - 3:55 PM
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John, FSI released a sneak-peak video of the new E-One Engine 26 this afternoon on their Facebook page. I believe new trucks are in the works but no idea. As for reopening stations, I know there is talks about reopening stations – they’ve reopened Engine 17 and Engine 28 and added Med 2 (at Engine 2) within the last year – but where and when I have not heard.
#11 by John Antkowski on July 10, 2024 - 3:41 PM
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Crabby what’s up? Any word from the department on opening shuttered firehouses? We know about new Engines from E/One. I also remember someone saying they also have Engines coming from Pierce? The new Bottle rig is sharp. When I retired the fleet of Aerial apparatus was looking pretty tired. I would hope that new Trucks would be in the works too. But you never know. Take care.
#12 by crabbymilton on July 10, 2024 - 11:46 AM
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They call it the bottle rig over the MFD radio. look sharp.
I guess they flipped a coin to decide if the chassis would wear the CHEVROLET or INTERNATIONAL badge since it’s the same truck just different dealership networks. There is no GMC version which is odd. Oh well.