Bill Friedrich and Matt Schumann submitted images of the apparatus now being used by the Moraine Valley Fire Science program. Moraine Valley Community College has expanded its training fleet for its Fire Service and EMS programs with the addition of a used pumper from the Frankfort FPD. Formerly E731 in Frankfort, Moraine E3 is used for training with an x-Mack CF Pumper from Posen, IL and a former Chicago Fire Department Ford E-350 ambulance.  Here are pictures of these rigs. Moraine Valley Fre Science Program apparatus. Bill Friedrich photo Moraine Valley Fre Science Program Engine 3 is a 1988 Spartan Gladiator/EONE 1500/750 (X-Frankfort FPD Engine 731). Bill Friedrich photo Another shot of the Moraine Valley Fre Science Program Engine 3, the 188 Spartan Gladiator/EONE which was formerly owned by the Frankfort FPD. Matt Schumann photo The Spartan engine when it was most recently part of the Frankfort FPD fleet. Bill Friedrich photo In 1988, the Frankfort FPD received this 1988 EONE/Spartan Gladiator 1500/500 engine for Engine 711. Larry Shapiro photo This 1976 Mack CF 1250/500 engine at the Moraine Valley Fire Science Program was formerly Posen FD Engine 2803. Bill Friedrich photo Posen Fire Department Engine 2803, a 1976 Mack CF 1250/500 while it was active in Posen. Bill Friedrich photo Â
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Moraine Valley Fire Science program apparatus