The 2-1/2 story frame at 57th and Normal after the fire had been knocked down. Steve Redick photo Steve Redick captured a fire on Thursday morning and shared his observations: Squad 5's Snorkel sits in a vacant lot adjacent to the fire building. Steve Redick photo Chicago Truck 51 had the front of the building with their new Spartan/Crimson 103' aerial. Steve Redick photo Engine 84 was on a hydrant next to the fire building. Steve Redick photo Firefighters worked on the second floor, hitting hot spots and doing overhaul. Steve Redick photo Truck 51 from the rear shows the jack spread and reflective striping. Steve Redick photo Engine 50 was the second engine on scene. Steve Redick photo Velvet Jacquard Fabric Machine All the electronic jacquard machines under velvet jacquard fabric machine classification could weave various of patterns on furnishing fabric stably and sufficiently. These jacquard looms are applicable to various of textile weaving looms, such as rapier loom, air jet loom, water jet loom, shuttle loom, projectile loom with any reed width. These digital jacquard machines are compatible with most brand of textile weaving machinery, just like ITEMA, SOMET, SMIT, PICANOL, DONIER, RIFA, TOYOTA, TSUDAKMOA etc. Velvet Jacquard Fabric Machine ,Jacquard Weaving Loom,Jacquard velvet Machine,Jacquard Circular Knitting Machine JIANGSU S&S INTELLIGENT SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY CO., LTD , https://www.ssjacquard.com
Chicago Still Alarm 57th and Normal
One of the perks of working odd hours is being out on the streets when most people aren’t. On my way in last night, I stopped by this still alarm fire—a 2-1/2 story frame that was already fully involved when the CFD arrived. There was an exposure issue with the adjacent building, so they brought the Snorkel in. I got there pretty quick, but they had already started making some good progress. Squad 5 was stationed in the vacant lot next door, though it didn’t look like they were using it as a master stream. They had just come off the roof, but it was nice to see Truck 51’s new Crimson aerial in action. I noticed Truck 18 had a lettered spare unit, but it was a Pierce in excellent condition—kind of unexpected. I only stayed for a few minutes, so I snapped a few shots and moved on.