Enforcer™ Ascendant® 107’ Heavy-Duty Tiller Aerial Ladder - Jacksonville, FL
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- Опубликовано: 26 сен 2024
- Take a closer look at Jacksonville Fire and Rescue’s first of three sister Enforcer™ 107’ Ascendant® Heavy-Duty Tiller Aerial Ladder with department engineer Chad Shannon. Transverse compartments and slide-out trays on this TDA allow access from each side of the apparatus. The command zone aerial panel provides information regarding the ladder angle, degree of operation and height from the ground. The metallic gray and blue lighting on the tractor drawn aerial provide increased visibility.
CHASSIS
Chassis: 70” Enforcer cab with 10” raised roof
Seating capacity: 4
Overall height: 11’ 2”
Overall length: 58’ 10.75”
GVW Rating: 69,300 lb
Front axle: TAK-4® Independent Front Suspension, 19,500 lb
Rear axle: Meritor RS26-185, 27,000 lb
Engine: Detroit Diesel DD13, 505 hp, 1750 lb-ft
Electrical: Hard Wired
BODY
Material: Aluminum
Shelving: Adjustable up to 500 lb
Doors: Rollup
Job Number: 35297
Dealership: Ten-8 Fire & Safety, LLC.
Good presentation. A lot of folks stumble through these and make them boring and uninteresting. I actually wanted you to show us more!
I’m from Jacksonville glad to see we got another aerial
3 but two are replacing very old units and one is to allow a new Ladder to be organized on the Southside
@@stueyexmcfd good to know
Can’t wait to see this truck on the streets!🔥
Looking for around the beginning of August
Do you know How many TDAs Jax Fire have in service?
@@OwneyMadden430 yes right now 8-1, 4, 9, 10, 30, 31, 34. 50 but soon 11 when 26 and two others go in service
Beautiful truck! congratulations!
I am proud of you Chad
Very nice
That's a fancy truck
A lot of departments seem to going to these no pump no hose tillers that double as a rescue.
It’s a smart idea , Ladders shouldn’t have hose or pumps anyway that’s the Engine company’s job
Maybe go further and put most of rescue equipment on engines as well, then you don't need ladder trucks to be so large and carry so many firefighters. If aerial is just aerial and nothing else, it can be much smaller (for the same ladder size) and doesn't need all that tiller mechanisms. If only somebody ran appliances this way... Ah, yeah, the whole world (besides America) does it.
@@solarissv777 in my fire district there only one rescue that doubles as a pumper and all the ladders double as rescues and all the engines double as emts.ears. everyone's area different. Bothell fire scfd 10 if you wanna know more.
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No I am 🤣