
Steve Redick photo

Steve Redick photo

Steve Redick photo

Steve Redick photo

Steve Redick photo

Steve Redick photo

Steve Redick photo

Steve Redick photo

Steve Redick photo

Steve Redick photo

Steve Redick photo

Steve Redick photo
Steve Redick photo
Steve Redick photo
Steve Redick photo
Steve Redick photo
Steve Redick photo
Steve Redick photo
Steve Redick photo
Steve Redick photo
Steve Redick photo
Steve Redick photo
Steve Redick photo
Steve Redick photo
Tags: 2-11 alarm fire in Chicago, Chicago FD Engine 29, Chicago FD Squad 1, Chicago FD Tower Ladder 5, Chicago FD Truck 1, Chicago Fire Department, Chicago fire trucks at fire scene, night fire scene photos, Steve Redick
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#1 by Fred M on July 31, 2015 - 7:33 PM
Biggest issue with 671 is pumping enough water to it to make it effective. Too bad this to shall pass. Probably not in the budget to remount etc……
#2 by Marty Coyne on July 31, 2015 - 8:46 AM
They should remount the stang guns. Once it’s gone they’ll never be able to get it back. At least strip the guns and piping and store them
#3 by David on July 31, 2015 - 2:37 AM
I’m wondering if they’re gonna replace 671 with something similar or if they’ll dump the large deluge rigs for good.
#4 by mike d on July 30, 2015 - 11:26 PM
saw this on Flickr https://www.flickr.com/photos/bjbuttons/19851015441/
looks like 671 is going get disposed of soon. Would be a great restoration project.
#5 by John on July 30, 2015 - 4:42 PM
Yes,Steve, you still have it! Wish the video was longer,though.