Josh Boyajian spotted a new Pierce tower ladder for the Lincolnwood Fire Department on the Pierce Flickr site.
The Lincolnwood Fire Department is set to take delivery of a 2010, Pierce Arrow XT 100' tower ladder for Tower 15. Pierce photo
Posts Tagged Pierce Arrow XT
New tower for Lincolnwood
Mar 15
Recent deliveries
Nov 12
Bill Friedrich has submitted photos of four recent deliveries to departments in Divisions 12, 13, and 19. It’s interesting to note that the first three of these new units are all painted black over red. Wheaton has had this color scheme for many years. St. Charles’ apparatus used to be white over lime green and they changed to black over red several years ago. Oak Brook Terrace has been white over red for many years, changing to black over red with this new engine.
Wheaton took delivery of this 2010 Pierce Impel PUC (sn 23210). Engine 431 has a 1,500-GPM pump and carries 750 gallons of water. Bill Friedrich photo
The new engine in Oak Brook Terrace was built by Marion on a Spartan chassis with a Gladiator Classic MFDR cab. This has a 1,500-GPM pump with a 1,000-gallon water tank. It is the first rig in Oak Brook Terrace with a black cab roof, breaking tradition with the white roofs that they've had for many years. Bill Friedrich photo
More detail about the Spartan/Marion in Oak Brook Terrace
The engineer's compartment is nicely designed for easy access to each item. Larry Shapiro photo
The rear of Engine 311 shows a low hose bed design with NFPA mandated secure webbing. Larry Shapiro photo
Another view of Engine 311 showing the rear and the officer's side with the hydraulic ladder rack. Larry Shapiro photo
The curbside includes hydraulic tools for vehicle extrications. Larry Shapiro photo
Truck 101 in St. Charles is running with this 2010 Pierce Arrow quint. It has a 1,500-GPM pump and a 500-gallon water tank. The 100' aerial is made of aluminum. Bill Friedrich photo
This is the new engine in Manhattan. It was built by Alexis on a Spartan chassis with a Gladiator Classic cab. Engine 1221 has a 1,500-GPM pump and a 750-gallon water tank. Bill Freidrich photo
