This from Larry Shapiro for #TBT:
Classic Mack CF pumper and Mack CF / Pirsch quint from the River Forest Fire Department
Larry Shapiro photo
Larry Shapiro photo
Posts Tagged Mack CF fire engine
This from Mike Summa for #TBT:
This is the Summit Fire Dept.’s Engine 951, 1960/70’s Mack CF. Please fill in the blanks if you know more. Thanks. The first picture is mine, the second, a group shot is from the Summit FD Facebook page. Enjoy and comment.Mike Summa
Mike Summa photo
for #throwbackthursday – classic apparatus and ambulance photos from the Melrose Park Fire Department
Larry Shapiro photo
Larry Shapiro photo
Larry Shapiro photo
Larry Shapiro photo
Larry Shapiro photo
Larry Shapiro photo
This from Mike Summa:
Hello,This is Phoenix Fire Department Engine 1703. A very plain 1968 Mack CF600. It’s a 1000/500 pumper. Hope that you enjoy,Mike S.
Mike Summa photo
This from Mike Summa:
Hello,This is a 1978 Mack 1250/500. Very plain by today’s standards. Correct me if I’m wrong on any of the specs. Enjoy!Thank you,Mike S.
Oak Lawn Engine 25 – 1978 Mack 1250/500. Mike Summa photo
More from the chicagoareafire.com archives:
Photos from Larry Shapiro:
Oak Lawn Engine 26 – 1977 Mack CF 1250/500. Larry Shapiro photo
Oak Lawn Engine 30 – 1977 Mack CF 1250/500. Larry Shapiro photo
This from Brad Steinweg:
I was at home when a call came out for a house fire at 7946 Madison Avenue, in Munster (3/29/15). I stopped by and they had it knocked, but I got some photos. While operating at this scene they also received a call for smoke inside an apartment a couple blocks away from Station 2, which turned out to be burned food. Since most of the rigs were tied up at the other fire, they called Schererville and Lynwood for assistance on the 2nd call. At the 2nd call, I got a good shot of Lynwood’s Mack CF, one of the few Macks left in Cook County.
-Brad S.
Brad Steinweg photo
Brad Steinweg photo
Brad Steinweg photo
Brad Steinweg photo
Brad Steinweg photo
Brad Steinweg photo
Brad Steinweg photo
Brad Steinweg photo
Brad Steinweg photo
Brad Steinweg photo
This from Josh Boyajian:
I took this shot of North Riverside Engine Co. 809. This engine along with another Mack engine are being replaced with a new Pierce engine that was just recently delivered.It is a 1986 Mack/Pierce Engine with a 600 Gallon Booster Tank 1250 GPM Waterous Pump
North Riverside Engine 809, a 1986 Mack CF Pierce 1250/600. Josh Boyajian photo
North Riverside Engine 807, a 2014 Pierce Velocity PUC. Josh Boyajian photo
Additional images from Tim Olk at the 2nd Alarm fire in Lynwood.
Tim Olk photo
Munster tower ladder. Tim Olk photo
Tim Olk photo
Tim Olk photo
Lynwood engine. Tim Olk photo
Lynwood engine. Tim Olk photo
A historic look at apparatus over the years from the Dixmoor Fire Department.
Dixmoor Engine 2443, a 1992 Spartan/Luverne 1500/500 formerly from the Chicago Fire Department. It carries CFD shop ID# D-523. Dennis McGuire, Jr. photo
Dixmoor Engine 2433 is a 2003 E-ONE Typhoon 1250/1000. (SN 127675). Dennis McGuire, Jr. photo
Dixmoor Engine 2453, a 1971 Mack CD 1250/750 formerly from Homewood, Illinois. George Reichardt photo
Dixmoor Squad 2405. photographer unkown
Former Dixmoor Engine 4, a 1973 American LaFrance 10000 Series 1250/750 fire engine. (SN C-12-358) photographer unknown
Dixmoor Squad 1, a 1969 Chevy Step Van. Gary Kadzielewski photo
Former Dixmoor Engine 2, a 1953 Chevrolet 500/300. photographer unknown
Former Dixmoor Engine 1, a 1954 Chevy/Central (st Louis) 500/500. photographer unknown
thanks Dennis
New engine for Lake Villa
Sep 19
This from Jeff Rudolph
Lake Villa E 244 2013 Pierce Arrow XT 1500/1000. Set to run out of station 4 when opened
Jeff Rudolph photo
Lake Villa’s new Pierce engine alongside the old Mack CF/Pierce engine. Jeff Rudolph photo
