Clark County - Pierce Quantum

[@j4y911]

this trucks is hands down beautiful!! great job Pierce! congrats on 100 years!

[@kerncountyresponsevideos2639]

Love it!

[@cfol1382]

Love these Clark County units, nice and short, great turning radius. It’s much needed all over the city, but especially on the strip and behind the casinos. The traffic is brutal. Friday, Saturday, and event nights are just packed, the shorter the unit, the easier it is to get through. I’m not 100% sure, but I think most of there pumpers are now this new design. The only Engines I’ve seen that aren’t the new short design are Engine 26, 76, and 85. 76 and 85 are the Engines assigned to each Laughlin stations. They seem to get the leftovers, and Engine 26 also gets the leftovers. Another couple of great up to date units are 2 of there ladder trucks. CCFR has Truck 61, 75’ PUC Quint. Beautiful truck. And they just within the last year put into service a 100’ PUC Platform with everything that could be thought of on this unit. Just top notch units!!!! If your a buff, stop and take a look at ALL of the fire companies units in the entire valley, either Clark County, LAS Vegas City, Henderson Fire, North LAS Vegas, or Boulder City, all have top of the line equipment and stations, plus 85% are Pierce. City of LAS Vegas is buying Smeal/Spartan, and Henderson has 3 pumpers from Rosenbauer, but went back to Pierce for the newest Engine 91, and there newest Platform that isn’t in service yet. The out laying volunteer departments in Clark County run lots of older retired units from the County such as EONE, Pierce, and some new Ferrara Engines, and not sure who builds the Squads they all run. Check them out while in the City or County, state of the art.

[@billfenner7084]

That explains why the Yellow green and red lights are on the side

[@daveboydell2896]

Nice short bodies with great turning radius perfect for those tight parking areas when grocery shopping or just hanging out at the local coffee shop !

[@thetacticalgearguru]

wow I really am impressed by the though that went into this rig congrats guys

[@A11SOMEMAN11]

Whats with the holes in the front above the bumper on the drivers side? They are just below the headlights.

[@katrinaward9379]

probably to let out hot air from the engine

[@centralnewyorkresponses7887]

Is the truck really big or is the guy really short?

[@FireRescueVideosBFD]

They got three. Engine 11, Engine 33, and Engine 38. This is a tour of Engine 11,

[@PierceMfg]

That's the air in take.

[@Growthat]

I'm really tall this rig looks perfect!

[@wcresponder]

Great looking trucks, hope no one gets altitude sickness up in there. kidding.

[@fcfdladder22]

I love quantums

[@chrisacosta5022]

Awesome

[@devintrudeau6351]

By Dual fuel , does he mean dual diesel tanks ? That's about 100 to 120 gallons

[@Outbackbarandgrill]

Nice Build.

[@IdentityDriveMusic]

Did he really just say O2 bottles? None the less, This is a great looking, well designed rig.

[@sdcaljoe]

Yellow?

[@nightfury8440]

Yes, it is yellow.

[@djkhaled63]

I love quantums but i don't like some of the features especially the color but nice nice rig

[@Mo-hd1lb]

clark county needs to switch up to sabers.

[@navblue20]

Why??? Departments choose what they like based on need and requirements.

[@buzman1985]

Blue lights doesn't belong on Fire engines.

[@centralnewyorkresponses7887]

buzman1985 they do. You guys have no taste.