From Fire Service Inc. on Facebook:
New E-ONE Order for Streamwood Fire Department of Illinois
- HP100 extruded aluminum aerial platform
- E-ONE Extruded 74” CA Cyclone cab
- Cummins X15 605 HP engine
- Allison Model 4500 transmission
- Valor seats
- E-ONE extruded aluminum body
- 157’ of ground ladders
- Hale QMAX-XS 2,000-GPM pump
- 300-gallon water tank
- Federal Signal emergency warning lights
- Federal Signal Q2B mechanical siren
- Federal Signal Model PF400Q electronic siren
- Harrison 10KW generator
- FireTech LED scene lights
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#1 by bob on October 31, 2025 - 9:52 AM
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For the new engine that is due for delivery early next year, the shift away from seagrave was mostly due to the desire for a body size that seagrave does not offer that E-one does. There were also some customization features desired on the vehicle that seagrave does not provide. Not sure anyone was truly unhappy with the seagrave apparatus that they currently run, it sounds like it was more of a they weighed the pros and cons and went with the manufacturer who could best meet their needs.
#2 by Mike on October 28, 2025 - 6:21 PM
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I think they went with e-one because it was Harry’s recommendation.
#3 by Michael m on October 28, 2025 - 5:39 PM
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I wonder why they went with E one
#4 by Rj on October 28, 2025 - 4:50 PM
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Agreed in that Eone makes a superior product with aluminum cab and main.. There is absolutely no need to lug around the weight of steel, especially stainless steel, on a tower. They will definitely get their use out of this putting the main up once every three years at a fire just for a show.
#5 by harry on October 28, 2025 - 3:19 PM
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wow another going away from seagrave going to eone they had an eone 75ft quint in the past and an ihc engine otherwise all seagrave