From Brian:
To note this aerial never went into service for the department
Previously posted at HERE
Posts Tagged Bristol-Kendall Fire Protection District
From Bristol Kendall Fire Protection District on Facebook:
Today Station 1 put its new medic unit in service. #141
department photo
department photo
thanks Brian
This from Foster Coach on Facebook:
Foster Coach Sales photo
Foster Coach Sales photo
Foster Coach Sales photo
Foster Coach Sales photo
thanks Martin
click to download
thanks Josh and Martin
drawing of Spartan/Marion fire engine for the Bristol Kendall FPD
(click the drawing to download)
From the Excellance Ambulance Flickr site:
Excellance Ambulance photo
Excellance Ambulance photo
Excellance Ambulance photo
Excellance Ambulance photo
Excellance Ambulance photo
This from Dave Weaver:
12/11/17 YORKVILLE – Bristol-Kendall FPD Car vs. Semi Crash w/ Entrapment & Lifestar Medevac Rt. 47 and Galena Rd. – Video by Dave Weaver
INFO: Bristol-Kendall Fire Protection District crews extricated a man from a PT Cruiser that was slammed into a guardrail by a semi. The man was airlifted by Lifestar helicopter. The semi driver was cited for running a red light. This intersection is just south of the scene of a head-on crash which occurred two days prior on 12/9/17.Report by WPSY News:
This from Dave Weaver:
7/23/16 MILLBROOK – Little Rock-Fox FPD General Alarm house fire at 8700 Wilcox Ct. – Photos by Dave Weaver
Photo by Dave Weaver
Photo by Dave Weaver
Photo by Dave Weaver
Photo by Dave Weaver
Photo by Dave Weaver
Photo by Dave Weaver
Photo by Dave Weaver
Photo by Dave Weaver
Photo by Dave Weaver
Photo by Dave Weaver
Photo by Dave Weaver
Photo by Dave Weaver
Photo by Dave Weaver
Photo by Dave Weaver
Martin Nowak and Ron Wolkoff both found a new composite image of an engine for Bristol-Kendall on the Pierce Flickr site
From Ron:
Looking back this is supposed to be a Saber 1250/1000 They ordered 2.
Pierce composite.
The following information comes to us from Keith Grzadziel, a full-time Firefighter/Paramedic with the Bridgeview Fire Department.
- Berwyn Fire Department has ordered a Pierce PUC, 100′ medium duty aerial quint, with a Velocity cab/chassis. It will have a 1,500-gpm pump, 300-gallon tank, and powered by a Cummins ISX 500hp
- Geneva Fire Department has ordered a Pierce rescue pumper with an Impel cab/chassis, a 1,500-gpm pump, 500 gallons of water and a Cummins ISL 450hp
- Bristol-Kendall FPD has two – Pierce CAFS pumpers on order with Saber cab/chassis, 1,250-gpm pumps, 1,000-gallon tanks and also Cummins ISL 450hp engines
