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it looks like a cherry picker attached to a tele-boom.
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E-One didn't make many of these, but it was I believe a 75 footer with the two buckets on each side of the boom. There are very few out there, it did not sell well. **EDIT** I shouldn't say boom, because it was a regular straight stick, not a boom type aerial.
Someone here with more apparatus knowledge will surely chime in, but I do know if was an E-One product.Last edited by npfd801; 09-16-2006, 10:14 PM."Share your knowledge - it's a way to achieve immortality." - Stolen from Chase Sargent's Buddy to Boss program -
NPFD is right, very few of these were made (less than 20?). I remember that Reedy Creek had one.Career Fire Captain
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I can understand why so few were made. Why in gods name would anyone need a bucket(s) like this? Try to imagine the logistics of removing victims from a window with this set up!Originally posted by BoxAlarm187
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Oh man, I remember those things. Hideous and useless. Looks more like something the phone or cable company should operate than us.Comment
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i thought that that was a stutphen innovation.Comment
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Looked like a Metz!This space for rentComment
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Lawrenceburg TN has one. While talking with them they tell me there were 50. E-one scrapped the idea when they had problems getting the pods to deploy.The evidence of God's presence far outweighs the
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It is a HP70. 70' Aerial.Comment
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