Quoting Justin Davidson pretty much no words to say but WOWEE!

Quoting Keith Griffin Awesome! Love that bucket design.

Quoting Lego Fire Museum Inc. I don't think that I have ever seen a tower ladder with a top mount pump. It would add too much to the length of a truck that already is terribly long. Also, I agree with Bob about the windshield; Seagrave has a flat windshield. http://www.mocpages.com/moc.php/275313 You can't use the sloped six wide and they don't make a flat six wide. For my six wide antique Seagrave I cut two of the four wide windshields and made my own six wide. http://www.mocpages.com/moc.php/145022 I think it could work for you. I used an Exacto saw and rigged a little jig for this since these were big cuts to make and they had to be straight. That aside, I like the way that you did the compartments and I think that this is a nice, clean looking truck. I like uncluttered trucks. Keep up the good work.

Quoting Andrew P I like it! I have to disagree with Bob, even though Seagrave windshields are less angled, there is still a clear slant to them, so I don't like the way using flat windows looks.

Quoting Bob K Not bad. My 2 gripes are the sloped windshield for Seagraves is much more vertical. I know Lego doesn't make a flat 2x2x6 windshield, but the 2x2x1 trans-clear (trans-light blue) panels would work much better. The other gripe is the bucket angle when bedded. It doesn't look right. Maybe have the piece attaching the bucket to the boom put higher on the rear wall of the bucket. Interesting use of the old school vehicle roof as the hinge at the base of the ladder. But like I said, its not bad.