This from Mike Summa for #TBT:
For TBT here is Orland Truck 120, a 1975 ALF 0/0/ 100′ rearmount. A few years later I took this picture after rehab.Mike Summa
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Mike Summa photo
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Gary Fire Department history
Oct 11
This from Wayne Stuart for #TBT:
The Gary Fire Department operated this 1977 International / Ward LaFrance pumper. It carried WLF serial # 73-1124, had a 750 GPM pump and a 1000 Gallon tank. It was assigned to Engine Co. 9 , and then to Eng.Co.11.
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Wayne Stuart photo
more from Wayne Stuart:
Gentlemen just ask and you may receive, I just so happen to have a couple of photos of the Snorkel at work. Photos of it working were pretty rare back in those days. It originally ran as the downtown Truck Company out of Station 1. The first fire was at 10th & Broadway in the late 60’s, not sure where the second fire took place, may have been on Washington St. in the 500 block in the same era.The third photo was it’s last resting place, again not sure of the location.
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Wayne Stuart collection
Wayne Stuart collection
Wayne Stuart collection
This from Wayne Stuart fro #TBT
The Gary Fire Department operated this 1963 Maxim/Snorkel. It had an 85′ boom and carried Maxim serial #2414. It ran as Snorkel Co.1 for many years. It was rebuilt and modified numerous times.
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wayne stuart photo
Mokena FPD history
Sep 15
This from Mike Summa:
For TBT-Mokena’s Trk 12, a 1998 Seagrave 1750/500/75′. Do not know if still on departments roster.Mike Summa
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Images and gallery from Steve Redick for #TBT
3-11 Alarm fire 4/14/87 at 1406 S. Halsted
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Steve Redick photo
Steve Redick photo
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This from Mike Summa for #TBT:
Fort TBT- The Justice Fire Dept.’s 1971 Mack CF 1250/500.Mike Summa
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The Justice Fire Dept.’s 1971 Mack CF 1250/500.
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This from Wayne Stuart:
The Gary Fire Department operated this 1952 Ford / American LaFrance pumper. It had a 500-GPM pump and a 500-gallon tank. It carried ALF serial # F-2576. This pumper was purchased in 1982 from the Lakes of The Four Seasons Fire Force in Crown Point Indiana. It ran as Engine Company 11, and then as a spare.
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Wayne Stuart photo
From Larry Shapiro for #TBT:
Here area a few of the classic Pirsch pumpers that were part of the Lisle-Woodridge FPD.
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Larry Shapiro photo
Larry Shapiro photo
Larry Shapiro photo
This from Jim Fisher:
These were taken by my father, Ralph O. G. Fisher who was a Chicago fire buff (past president of the 511 Club) and amateur photographer. I am sure many of your subscribers will find them very interesting.
Ralph O. G. Fisher photo
Ralph O. G. Fisher photo
Ralph O. G. Fisher photo
Ralph O. G. Fisher photo
