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Chicago Fire Department - grubber33270 - 07-11-2009

Looking at the Spartan Apparatus Page it looks like Chicago just Recieved 6 New Engines. what are they going to be replaceing the new ones are

Engines 5, 23 69, 119, 120, 122.


Chicago Fire Department - Guest - 07-11-2009

Any word on engine 23's AF, is it going into the spare pool or being reassigned.


Chicago Fire Department - jquest6368 - 07-15-2009

2009 Spartan Gladiator Classic/Crimson Pumpers (6)



D-645 - Engine 5 (Replacing 2001 Spartan Gladiator/Luverne)

D-646 - Engine 23 (Replacing 2000 ALF Eagle/3-D)

D-647 - Engine 69 (Replacing 1995 Spartan Diamond/Luverne)

D-648 - Engine 119 (Replacing 1995 Spartan Diamond/Luverne)

D-649 - Engine 120 (Replacing 1998 HME 1871 SFO/Luverne)

D-650 - Engine 122 (Replacing 2001 Spartan Gladiator/Luverne)


Chicago Fire Department - firepost - 07-15-2009

[quote name='tonymedic22' post='320496' date='Jul 11 2009, 12:44 ']Any word on engine 23's AF, is it going into the spare pool or being reassigned.[/quote]

[b]Tony while this isn't exactly who Engine 23's ALF rig is being reassigned to, it is a list of the most likely Engines that it could be reassigned to.

The four Engines that are most likely to get the "hand me down" rigs from Engine's 23,120,122 and 5 are Engines 89,14,32 and 65 as they are the oldest front line rigs that are currently in regular service on the CFD. All four of them are 1995 Spartan Luvernes and they are the amongst the last 6 in service (not including Engine 119's and 69's rigs.[b]


Chicago Fire Department - Guest - 07-16-2009

I've always been a fan of the AF's , it would be nice to see it reassigned. Too bad they have to split the two AF's up.


Chicago Fire Department - Guest - 07-16-2009

CFD 1948 Mack 1000 Gpm

Eng-129

Stan Helberg Photo


Chicago Fire Department - Guest - 07-16-2009

Chicago O'Hare 1952 Stuebaker 6x6

Stysma collection


Chicago Fire Department - Guest - 07-16-2009

CFD 1946 Pirsch 1000 Gpm

Engine Co. 13

Stan Helberg photo


Chicago Fire Department - Guest - 07-16-2009

CFD 1922 Mack Floodlight Unit

Stan Helberg photo


Chicago Fire Department - Guest - 07-16-2009

CFD Mack Light Wagon

C. Woodard photo


Chicago Fire Department - Guest - 07-16-2009

Chicago,IL

Fire Insurance Patrol

Diamond-T/?

C. Woodard photo


Chicago Fire Department - firepost - 07-16-2009

[quote name='tonymedic22' post='321839' date='Jul 16 2009, 16:02 ']I've always been a fan of the AF's , it would be nice to see it reassigned. Too bad they have to split the two AF's up.[/quote]

I don't know what the criteria behind the future reassignment of Eng 23's ALF (like heavy mileage for example) but being that Engine 23 is an Advanced Life Support unit I'm almost certain that is the reason for the reassignment as the rig has gotten alot of wear and tear going on many ALS runs. As you probably know the busier ALS Engines seem to get new rigs assigned more often (such as Engines 116 and 117, etc) so their relatively new rigs become hand me downs for your slower usually non ALS companies such as Engines 89 and 32.

It would be nice to see Engine 23's ALF get reassigned to Engine 14 which is due for a new rig by now and it would still be centrally located near the heart of the city.



Chicago Fire Department - karl4700 - 07-24-2009

Here is one of the new CFD Battlion Chiefs buggies. Battalion 17 in front of Engine 63's quarters.


Chicago Fire Department - firstduephotos - 07-24-2009

[quote name='karl4700' post='323845' date='Jul 24 2009, 08:43 ']Here is one of the new CFD Battlion Chiefs buggies. Battalion 17 in front of Engine 63's quarters.[/quote]

Pretty sharp looking!


Chicago Fire Department - Guest - 07-24-2009

While out with Karl we came upon a small fire at 77 & Kingston....TL34 with a spare as their regular rig was pretty much destroyed in a bad wreck....


Chicago Fire Department - Guest - 07-24-2009

BC 23 new buggy

I bet you'll never forget yesterday huh Karl????<img src='http://www.firepics.net/groupboards/public/style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/wink.gif' class='bbc_emoticon' alt='Wink' />


Chicago Fire Department - karl4700 - 07-24-2009

Nope.....


Chicago Fire Department - Guest - 07-24-2009

Its not as bad as it seems.....we did see some good stuff LOL


Chicago Fire Department - karl4700 - 07-24-2009

Engine 126 lead out at the fire on Kingston


Chicago Fire Department - karl4700 - 07-24-2009

Shops spare D525 running as Engine 82 this day. I believe this rig was formerly assigned to Engine 7.