This from Mike Summa for #TBT:
For TBT-The Phoenix Fire Dept.’s E1706, a 1985 Kenworth/FMC 1000/750.Mike Summa
Jan 10
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This from Mike Summa for #TBT:
For TBT-The Phoenix Fire Dept.’s E1706, a 1985 Kenworth/FMC 1000/750.Mike Summa
Tags: #TBT, FMC Omega fire engine, FMC Omega pumper, Kenworth, Kenworth fire engine, Mike Summa, Phoenix Fire Department history, throw back thursday, throwbackthursday, vintage fire truck photo
May 29
Posted by bgshap in Fire Department News, Fire Service News, New Listing, Site News | Comments off
In MABAS Division 21, the Central Stickney Fire Protection District has now been added to the site. Central Stickney has one station which is staffed by part-time personnel. They have two ambulances, a pair of twin Pierce Enforcer engines, the first Simon-Duplex/LTI 75′ rear-mount tower ladder, and a pickup that is used by their battalion chief. Located near Midway Airport, Central Stickney has a five square mile district which includes a portion of I-55 (the Stevenson Expressway) and a large industrial park.
Central Stickney was featured in posts HERE and HERE in the last year working at extra alarm fires.
Prior to adopting a red and white paint scheme, the Central Stickney apparatus was all white. They used to run with FMC and Howe apparatus which is featured in the historic gallery that has also been posted depicting Central Stickney apparatus dating back to the 1970s.
Tags: 75' LTI tower ladder, Bill Friedrich, Central Stickney Fire Protection District, Duplex Howe Grove, fire department history, FMC, historic gallery, historic truck photos, Karl Klotz, Kenworth, Larry Shapiro, LTI, MABAS Division 21, photo history, Pierce Enforcer, Simon-Duplex, Simon-LTI
Firegeezer posted an entry listing several fire apparatus industry related vehicle recalls HERE involving Ford, Kenworth, Pierce, and Sutphen. The contributor, Sam Yardumian, states that …
The most recent recalls, which just arrived on my desk today include several that may be of interest to us. These are taken from a TMC publication called “Maintenance Matters” which comes out monthly. Most of them are from NHTSA, so not all of them are new.
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