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Frankfort Fire Protection District | Alexis Fire Equipment Company | Medwerks Ambulance Remount | Ford F550 – Type I
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From crossroads ambulance sale and service Facebook.
The Frankfort Fire Protection District Medwerks ambulance remount through Alexis Fire Equipment Company is ready for final inspection and detail before delivery!
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From Crossroads Ambulance Service Facebook page:
Graphics are on as we finish up electrical and interior build out for the Frankfort Fire Protection District Medwerks Ambulance Remount through Alexis Fire Equipment Company! Getting closer to final detail and delivery.
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From Colton Latham:
Frankfort FPDs new utility has been marked up and is being utilized when necessary. It is a 2023 Ford F-250.
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From Crossroads ambulance sales and service Facebook page
Frankfort Fire Protection District Medwerks Ambulance Remount through Alexis Fire Equipment Company is back from paint and being remounted to its new Ford F550 4×4 chassis as various exterior components are installed!
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Fund at firetruckmall.com:
2002 KME Excel Pumper
Truck Type Used Pumpers and Engines Manufacturer KME Year Built 2002 Mileage 91,125 Location USA – Midwest Stock # 18094 Price $25,000
- KME Excel chassis
- GVWR: 40,540
- Seating for 4; 3 SCBA seats
- Engine Hours: 8,416
- Cummins ISC 330 HP diesel engine
- Engine brake
- Allison MD3060 automatic transmission
- Additional equipment not included with purchase unless otherwise listed.
- Interior medical cabinet
Pump – Tank
- Hale 1500 GPM side-mount pump
- 500-gallon polypropylene tank
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This from Colton Latham:
Frankfort had a technical rescue last night (1/11/24) for a utility contractor trapped on the roof of the 125-foot Frankfort Grainery building, a local landmark. The contractor, not yet identified, was working on the large antenna on top of the building, when he fell about 15 feet, breaking his arm. He called 9-1-1 on his own cellphone, which eventually initiated a response from the MABAS 19 and CART technical rescue teams. Tinley Park FD deployed their tower ladder and was able to take the man down to the ground from a window about 80 feet up before being loaded into Frankfort Ambulance 73. The initial call went out at around 5:30 with units clear at around 7-8:00
Lockport Squad 6 was On-Scene
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A wide shot of the units on the south side of the building
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Tinley Park Tower Ladder 48 reaching up to an 80′ high window
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A scene view
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“New” Tinley Park Squad 46
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The contractor being brought to the ground on a stokes basket in Tower Ladder 48
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Tower Ladder 48 going back up to bring down more personnel and equipment
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Tower Ladder 48 packing up
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Manhattan Squad 81 outing light in the scene
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Frankfort CART Squad 76 repositioning
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Excerpts from wgntv.com:
A man was rescued Thursday afternoon at the Frankfort Grainery after he fell while working on an antenna. The man fell around 2:30 p.m. while he was working on a cell phone tower and severely fractured his arm.
Around 4:45 p.m, the Frankfort Fire Department and other agencies started to bring the worker down.
“He was on top of the roof, had about a 15-foot fall with a severe arm injury,” Frankfort Fire Protection District Deputy Chief Paul Kinsella said. “We quickly made contact with him via cell phone, deployed a drone up to get a visual on him right away, realized he wouldn’t be able to walk down.”
Firefighters from multiple agencies and technical rescue teams were called in to help.
Once firefighters made it to the roof, they warmed the man with blankets and hot packs.
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This from George Skibinski;
Frankfort FPD Station 71
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Found at Rosenbaueramerica.com:
Body/Material EXT Chassis Commander Engine/HP Cummins / 500 Rear Axles Tandem Pump Manufacturer Waterous Pump Model/GPM CXV / 1500 Pump Control Panel Mid Foam System 20 Tank Capacity 500 Electrical System Weldon Warning Lights Whelen LED Generator Greenstar 8KW
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From Bill Schreiber:
Final inspection for the Frankfort FPD Rosenbauer 109Ft. quint
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