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As a leading manufacturer of first responder vehicles, E-ONE engineers and manufactures mission-critical vehicles including aerial ladders and platforms, command and communication apparatus, custom and commercial pumpers tankers, Water Master vacuum tankers, quick attack units, industrial trucks, and aircraft rescue firefighting vehicles. The company sells its products world-wide and is headquartered in Ocala, Florida. E-ONE is an ISO 9001 registered and CCC certified manufacturer. For more information, visit www.e-one.com
REV Group, Inc., is a $2+ billion manufacturer of industry-leading motor vehicle brands. Products include ambulances, fire trucks, shuttle buses, transit buses, yard trucks, street sweepers, luxury motorhomes and wheelchair accessible vehicles. REV owns 26 brands, employs more than 6,000 people in 16 different manufacturing facilities in the U.S., and produces more than 20,000 specialty vehicles annually. REV Group recently moved its corporate headquarters from Orlando, Fla., to Milwaukee, Wisc. For more information, about REV, visit www.revgroup.com/.

[@acersalman8258]

Beautiful trucks ❤❤❤❤

[@plumbingstuffinoregon2471]

Now that's a neat truck!

[@zekefleming9204]

Why no underslung jacks? That seems to be eones most unique feature!

[@chrislilienthal4592]

We got a couple of these in Phoenix,Glendale,Tempe Fire dept

[@yourmedicalupdatepodcast7256]

I'm in Phoenix right now

[@DanielOrtegoUSA]

Looks like this may exceed the Rosen' T-Rex.

[@theoportmann1774]

Bronto ?

[@SocialistDistancing]

That's a very interesting unit and I like it. But that overhang on the with the turntable aft of the rear axles looks like future frame problems.

[@solarissv777]

should have added a rear steerable axle

[@frankortolano5886]

now that's a ladder truck,,,how much???

[@Cmanjp427]

It definitely does

[@dennisc7542]

Cody Van Dusseldorp +

[@ph11p3540]

I find most major fires get out of hand in high winds. How stable is a ladder or tower truck full extended while standing up to turbulent 40 mph wind?

[@CDB8939]

31 mph is the maximum wind speed allowed

[@dcentral]

Is this popular with US departments? I only saw something like this in Canada but not common with U.S. at least in large cities like NYC or DC.

[@jimfitz1432]

Not really anywhere. This type of truck company is very job specific ....so it’s kind of a donkey on bastard design.

[@matthewtucker1605]

NYC is getting a new one so n

[@matthewtucker1605]

Manchester New Hampshire has some but there older than this one

[@matthewtucker1605]

Randy creek Disney world fire department just got 2 new bro to skylifts

[@AlexMiller-wq8eo]

Anyone out there have experience with these? My department is currently giving one serious consideration

[@cxfirerescue2592]

In terms of versatility and capability its unmatched compared to standard aerial platforms. However, Tulsa, OK replaced 5 of these trucks in their fleet due to mechanical issues, the main cause being the weight of the boom on the truck itself

[@donavanglasser9247]

My fire company runs an 05 bronto. It is a very versatile truck but has had some mechanical issues. Overall, it's a great rig.

[@ghostbuilder3187]

Alex Miller: This ladder is great when it’s working nice, but when the aerial messes up, and it will, it’s a true nightmare. I’ve been. Stuck in a bucket and co workers had to get another ladder truck to get me down, good thing I didn’t take it the whole 114 otherwise I’d have to use that escape ladder that runs along the side of the aerial. I wouldn’t waste time with one. Sorry

[@AlexMiller-wq8eo]

7.62x 39 great..... we have. A 135 on the way

[@thomasrobinette3227]

@@ghostbuilder3187 what in the world would be wrong with just climbing down that ladder?

[@aidanglendenning]

ihave on use but want one

[@derickdouangnouanexay]

Sssssswwwwweeeeeeeeeettt

[@Dinothedinosaur-dv8ix]

I honestly don’t really like the bonto

[@rantovicannato9046]

Too european...

[@redly88]

Toronto fire just got a bronto 70m articulating platform. They Now have the tallest truck in North America