Found at Alexisfire.com:
1500-GPM SIDE CONTROL PUMPER #2549
FOX RIVER AND COUNTRYSIDE FIRE AND RESCUE – ST. CHARLES, ILLINOIS
Year: 2025 Make: Alexis Fire Equipment Model: Pumper Chassis: Custom Body Style: Side Control Pumper Pump Size: 1500 Tank Size: 1000 FEATURES:
- Spartan FC-94 MFD Chassis with 10” Raised Roof
- Cummins L9 450 HP Diesel Engine
- Allison 3000 EVS Transmission
- Heavy Duty Stainless Steel Body with Stainless Steel Subframe
- Stainless Steel Side Control Pump Module with Stainless Steel Subframe
- Transverse Pump Module Compartment with Low Preconnects
- Hale DSD 1500 GPM Pump
- Trident 2-Location Air Primer
- FRC Pump Boss Pressure Governor Monitoring System
- FRC TankVision Water Tank Level Gauge with Three (3) Whelen Strip Lites
- Two (2) 6” Intakes, One (1) Each Side
- One (1) 5” Front Bumper Intake
- One (1) 2½” Gated Intake, Left Side
- Two (2) 2½” Discharge, Left Side and One (1) 2½” Discharge, Right Side
- One (1) 2½” Discharge, Rear Left Side
- One (1) 3” Discharge, Right Side adapted to 4” Storz
- One (1) 3” Discharge Dunnage Area with Elkhart Stinger Deck Gun with Extender
- Two (2) 1½” and One (1) 2½” Mattydale Preconnects, Deep Cut Single Lay
- One (1) Triple Air Bottle and One (1) Dual Air Bottle Wheel Well Compartments
- One (1) Fire Extinguisher Wheel Well Compartment
- Zico Electric Ladder Rack, Right Side
- Suction Hose Storage Under Tank “T” on the Right Side
- 1000 Gallon Poly Tank – Inverted L Shaped for Lower Hose Bed
Alexis Fire Equipment photo
Alexis Fire Equipment photo
Alexis Fire Equipment photo
#1 by E. C. Darroll on April 20, 2025 - 11:59 AM
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And keep in mind that one of their “new deliveries” a number of years ago was them remounting their original commercial cab engine onto a custom cab and chassis, so it’s not as though that one was an outright new purchase/replacement.
#2 by Michael m on April 20, 2025 - 10:50 AM
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Nice looking engine. Remember they are opening a 3rd station. This engine and one of the two Ambulances will go to Station 3.
In a perfect world, departments should replace Ambulances every 5 years. I believe they do around 2000 runs or so a year. They are fairly busy given the huge swath of area they have to cover. I am sure Station 3 will help their response times to the middle part of their district.
#3 by Big Moe on April 19, 2025 - 8:52 AM
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Is it me or does this dept churn through apparatus fairly rapidly. New engine and 2 new ambos at the same time. I can’t imagine they are very busy for the amount of purchases they seem to have made in the last 10 years. I could be wrong , though.
#4 by Mike hellmuth on April 18, 2025 - 8:08 AM
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Nice looking engine……..Bradley il is waiting on delivery of a Spartan Alexis
engine that was a stock unit…..