This from Mike Summa for #TBT:
For TBT – This was the Tinley Park Fire Dept.’s Engine 209, then Squad 201, unknown year Spartan/Darley 1000/500. Sold to Chicago Heights FD where it became Squad 652. Enjoy and comment.
and from our files:
Oct 24
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This from Mike Summa for #TBT:
For TBT – This was the Tinley Park Fire Dept.’s Engine 209, then Squad 201, unknown year Spartan/Darley 1000/500. Sold to Chicago Heights FD where it became Squad 652. Enjoy and comment.
and from our files:
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May 30
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From Chief Drew Smith:
Here are two photos of our old tanker.
It is the second tanker owned by the PHFD. This one was a 1968 Ford/Darley with a 750-GPM two-stage pump and 1,500-gallon water tank. In 1989 we sent it to Darley to have the pump rebuilt then to Monroe Truck to have a wet side 1,500-gallon tank installed. The rest of the 1989 refurb was done in-house and included paint, striping and lettering, and the installation of cross lays and new pump panel. It served from 1986 until 1994 when the 3,000-gallon/1,250-GPM Spartan/S&S tanker was placed in service. During it’s 21 years it had the radio signatures of “#6,” 174, and Tanker 9.
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Mar 28
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This from Mike Summa for #TBT:
For TBT-This was the Tinley Park Fire Dept.’s Eng. 206, a 1984 Spartan/Darley 1,000/500. Enjoy and comment.Mike Summa
and from our files …
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Dec 8
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This from Mike Summa for #TBT:
For TBT – This was the Oak Forest Fire Dept.’s Engine 992, a 1985 Hendrickson/Darley 1250/500.Enjoy and comment.Mike Summa
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Dec 31
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This from Danny Nelms:
Needs more info…
Steve loftin collectionFrom steve“Darley had a few rigs on order using the 1871W cab and chassis when Hendrickson sold that product line to Kovatch Mobile Equipment. Therefore, a handful were delivered with KME nomenclature.While I know of at least three of these, there were probably no more than a handful were delivered.Lyons, IL – Engine 311 198_ KME/Darley _?/_? – Diesel/_?
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Sep 19
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Photos from Josh Boyajian
Tags: ambulance photo, Josh Boyajian, new engine for River Forest, River Forest FD Ambulance 215, River Forest FD Engine 213, River Forest Fire Department, Spartan Gladiator Classic, WS Darley fire engine
Jul 4
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This Mike Summa:
Hello,This is Tinley Park’s 1971 IHC CO-8190/Darley 1000/500 with the then-popular Cincinnati cab.Thank you,Mike Summa
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