This from Martin Nowak:
More on the CFD engine companies over the years. Thanks to Squad546 for allowing me to show these images.
- Former Engine 10 (O’Hare) 1973 FWD/Seagrave 1250/500
- Former Engine 11 – 1973 Seagrave
- Former Engine 34 – “One of the 1970 Ward LaFrances refurbed in 1988 by E-ONE for the movie ‘Backdraft’. This was origianlly Eng-49 & I don’t think it was actually used in the movie. Most were removed from service shortly after their refurb. Photo taken at Engine 127’s house (Midway Airport).”
- Former Engine 50 – 1998 HME/Luverne 1500/500
- Former Engine 50 – 1985 E-ONE/Federal
- Former Engine 107-1988 Federal/E-ONE
- Former Engine 108’s 1985 E-ONE
- Former Engine 109-1974 Mack MB/Howe (1988 E-ONE rehab)
- Former Engine 117-1992 Spartan/Luverne
#1 by chris on July 8, 2016 - 8:49 AM
96/97 models 28,94,80,104,121 98/99 model 11,39,59,74,102,103
#2 by michael M on July 8, 2016 - 12:53 AM
Which Engine companies are still running the 1997-98 Luvernes? I know Engine 50 recently got rid of their 1995 engine.
#3 by Martin Nowak on April 5, 2013 - 12:21 PM
Thanks MP, I’ll let him know
#4 by MP on April 5, 2013 - 9:29 AM
E34 was never used in Backdraft. The confusion comes from the fact that 34 was the last WLF in service. After it went OOS it was put in storage at the shops for a year. It was then sold to a private party who rehabbed it and slapped E17 on it. It was then sold it to a fire department in Pennsylvania. The two WLF’s that were used in Backdraft were E69 & E113. E34, 69, and 113 are now owned by a private collector in the Chicago area. E34 is still operational and E69 and E113 will be refurbished.