the reason for the double axle is due to both state highway regulations and give increased power and traction when climbing hills

I am from Columbus, Ohio and we have the Tiller Ladder Truck also and Ladder one here is nicknamed Top Gun. You really did a awesome job on this rig and I love all the detail and compartments you have on Ladder truck.

ravishingly beautiful!

This is a really impressive tiller ladder. Great work! I like the opening compartments. Really nice

Wow. The first pic up on this one I thought was a real picture of the tiller until I looked closer. That's good work right there. Everything else you did is icing on the cake. Great work.

Awesome!!! I think that Seattle, Portland, and other cities in the Northwest utilize dual-axle tractors because of the mountainous terrain they need to cover, along with a lot of rain that cause roads to become slick. More wheels = better braking... Please correct me if I'm wrong...

My first look at your stuff...very impressive

Thanks! That was the inspiration rig. There's also a tandem axle tiller in Eugene and Sacramento. Any experts know why the extra weight?

Thanks, Karl! Worthy of Firebricks? :-)

No surprise here, another awesome build! I always enjoy seeing what new creations you come up with!

great!!!

Stunning build as always Steven, excellent attention to detail.

Man Steven I always loved your work! glad to see something new this year! California also has tillers like this, and so many detail, and SNOT going on that it is amazing! -Paulo R.

Excellent does not even come close to how great this is! Great to see something new from you Steven.

when i first saw this i thought of Seattle since there the only place i know that has a tiller with that fifth wheel set on the tractor. You did a great job capturing the look man! and welcome back!

Wow, fantastic as usual, welcome back!