We recently just took delivery of a 2010 Pierce 100' rear mount tower ladder. Our other tower ladder is mid-mount, so we havent had this problem yet. At night, between the red led's on the roof, and the white bucket sticking out in front of the truck, makes for miserable driving. Anybody have any solutions to this problem?? Only thing we could figure out is we disconnected the middle and inner portions of the mini bars on the roof, so as we're still getting light off to the side. We also put some of that black, sticky sandpaper looking stuff on the bottom of the bucket and that seemed to help some. Just curious if anyone else has any solutions to the problem. Thanks guys and stay safe out there!
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Originally posted by bgfdtower1 View PostWe recently just took delivery of a 2010 Pierce 100' rear mount tower ladder. Our other tower ladder is mid-mount, so we havent had this problem yet. At night, between the red led's on the roof, and the white bucket sticking out in front of the truck, makes for miserable driving. Anybody have any solutions to this problem?? Only thing we could figure out is we disconnected the middle and inner portions of the mini bars on the roof, so as we're still getting light off to the side. We also put some of that black, sticky sandpaper looking stuff on the bottom of the bucket and that seemed to help some. Just curious if anyone else has any solutions to the problem. Thanks guys and stay safe out there!
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Originally posted by bgfdtower1 View PostWe recently just took delivery of a 2010 Pierce 100' rear mount tower ladder. Our other tower ladder is mid-mount, so we havent had this problem yet. At night, between the red led's on the roof, and the white bucket sticking out in front of the truck, makes for miserable driving. Anybody have any solutions to this problem?? Only thing we could figure out is we disconnected the middle and inner portions of the mini bars on the roof, so as we're still getting light off to the side. We also put some of that black, sticky sandpaper looking stuff on the bottom of the bucket and that seemed to help some. Just curious if anyone else has any solutions to the problem. Thanks guys and stay safe out there!
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Originally posted by Rescue101 View PostEasy solution; you got the WRONG Truck. Midmount and you don't hafta look at a bucket. Sorry, I just HAD to. Hehe T.C.
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Originally posted by bgfdtower1 View PostWe also put some of that black, sticky sandpaper looking stuff on the bottom of the bucket and that seemed to help some.Career Fire Captain
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Originally posted by Rescue101 View PostEasy solution; you got the WRONG Truck. Midmount and you don't hafta look at a bucket. Sorry, I just HAD to. Hehe T.C.Originally posted by BoxAlarm187 View PostSame thing we did on our newest rear-mount tower. Helped some, but next time, we'll just put the bars facing to the side since you can't see them anyway (we're running a total of six 600 series LEDS on the front of the bucket to make up for the lack of lightbars).
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Originally posted by bgfdtower1 View PostWe recently just took delivery of a 2010 Pierce 100' rear mount tower ladder. Our other tower ladder is mid-mount, so we havent had this problem yet. At night, between the red led's on the roof, and the white bucket sticking out in front of the truck, makes for miserable driving. Anybody have any solutions to this problem?? Only thing we could figure out is we disconnected the middle and inner portions of the mini bars on the roof, so as we're still getting light off to the side. We also put some of that black, sticky sandpaper looking stuff on the bottom of the bucket and that seemed to help some. Just curious if anyone else has any solutions to the problem. Thanks guys and stay safe out there!"This thread is being closed as it is off-topic and not related to the fire industry." - Isn't that what the Off Duty forum was for?
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Originally posted by bgfdtower1 View PostThat was an absolute waste of a response! Thank you for wasting my time!!Logic and proportion have fallen sloppy dead.
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Originally posted by johnny46 View PostReally clogs up the tubes of the internet and I'm sure it took you several minutes to read his response. This valuable time could have been spent taping stuff to your truck or designing a new flaming skull/maltese cross/ I save hot chicks tattoo, amirite?
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