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Glen Ellyn VFD orders two engines (more)

Jan 19

Posted by Admin in Fire Department News, Fire Truck photos, New Delivery | 4 Comments

Rosenbauer Truck #:14163-64

Body: EXT

Pump Manufacturer: Hale

Engine: Cummins

Chassis: RBM Commander

Tank Capacity: 750

Pump Mount: Side

Horsepower: 400

Axles: Single

Pump Model: QMAX-xs175-23L

Rosenbauer photo

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Glen Ellyn VFD orders two engines (more)

Jan 16

Posted by Admin in Fire Department News, New Delivery | 1 Comment

From the Glen Ellyn Volunteer Fire Company Facebook page:

Our new Rosenbauer engines have arrived! In the next couple of weeks, we will be training with them and working to get them in service.

New Rosenbauer fire engine for the Glen Ellyn VFD

Glen Ellyn VFD photo

thanks John

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Glen Ellyn VFD orders two engines (more)

Dec 8

Posted by Admin in Fire Department News, Fire truck being built | Comments off

updates from the Glen Ellyn Facebook page on the new Rosenbauer engines being built for the Glen Ellyn Volunteer Fire Department

new fire engines for the Glen Ellyn Fire Department

Glen Ellyn photo

thanks Jamie

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Glen Ellyn VFD orders two engines

Aug 30

Posted by Admin in Fire Department News, New Apparatus Order | 1 Comment

From the Glen Ellyn VFD Facebook page:

Arriving this fall, Glen Ellyn’s Volunteer Fire Company will receive two new fire engines. Currently being built in Minnesota, these two new engines will become the fire company’s frontline lead engines, replacing the current engines which are over 10 years old.

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