From E\-One's facebook page.

 

https://www.facebook.com/EONEFireTruck/p...9091729167

Quote:We made it to #FDIC2017. Be sure to stop by and see us at Booth 3123 and check out our complete line of aerial ladders and platforms. Including the brand new SLR 108, 108' Aerial Ladder. Sutphen, the ORIGINAL aluminum aerial manufacturer. #imitatedbutneverduplicated #builttodowork #trusttheoriginal
 

Apparently, there will be a Mexico-based fire truck manufacturer displaying this year. I've never heard of them until seeing the ad in Fire Engineering this evening.

http://www.quirogatrucks.com/EN/index_en.html

Quote:All,
A Firefighter from Ladder 135 fell from the roof of a multi-family home in Queens while battling two-alarm fire earlier this afternoon. <b>The NY Daily News is reporting this to be an LODD. </b>
The FDNY says the fire broke out in a multi-family dwelling on Putnam Avenue in Ridgewood <span>on Thursday</span> afternoon. Reports are that the Firefighter was gravely injured after attempting to get into a tower ladder bucket from the roof and then falling 5 stories. We will have much more. Prayers to everyone involved.
Take Care. Be Careful. Pass it On.
BillyG
The Secret List 4/20/2017-1605 Hours
www.FireFighterCloseCalls.com
 

Haven't been able to confirm this in print yet, but I'm hearing from several sources the REV Group has purchased Ferrara.

Anyone have further?

According to the Moyers Corners Facebook page, it appears former KCFD T7, an E\-One tiller was in transit to Canada when the cab was completely engulfed in flames. More of the story and photos on their Facebook page.

 

Travis

Saw a E\-One 95' MM TL with pump and hose bed driving around the neighborhood today. It's definitely not local. Searching this forum and Google had no results. Anyone know where its out of?

Does anyone know-is chicago fire the only emergency response for ambulances in Chicago? Or do they use private ambulance for emergencies? Thanks

Tonight Rosenbauer posted the unveiling of their new chassis, the Avenger. You can visit their Facebook page for the video and more details.


Trav!

I'm not sure I like this idea. For transit buses, and select ambulances, it makes sense. But for a fire engine? I can't  see it really making a difference, and it must be expensive to purchase and maintain.

 

 

 

 

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