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KNV Truck 4

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KNV Truck 2274

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PARAMEDIC? Back in the early 80's a new phenomenon began in Calif. It was the addition of adding Paramedics to Engine companies. The idea was increase the level of service to ALS on Engine & Truck companies, while reducing the response time. Not every department has their own ALS EMS service, thus this addition to pre-existing companies saved money and time.

Smaller version of Waterous Midship with Hercules CAFS. The old version was two studs longer. Removed was 1 cross lay, and 3 1x4 bricks.

One issue about 75' HDL's is you can only store so much equipment.. In this case it was a mix of needs v. wants.

On the Fall 2012 models, LDH will be stored above in a 3 1x2x2 box ahead of the turntable.

EMS Equipment and a Blower.

I'm rather thrilled to say this truck carries a full functioning ground ladder. When it was first drafted it wasn't an option.

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Truck Details
Pump: Waterous
Pump GPM: 1500
Tank: Foam, Water
Tank Size: 470/30
Generator: Harrison
Generator KW: 10
Category: Aerials
Chassis: Quantum�
Body: 75' Heavy Duty Ladder
Engine: Cummins ISM
Horse Power: 500
Foam System: Hercules�

This is one of thee front line Rear Mount Aerials that will be serving the KVFD.
Carries 3 figs-fully outfitted or 4 without.
Notes:
I made some changes since the original LDD build file.
There are no instructions available for this model.

KNV-C Truck No.1 by ID1X is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 Unported License.
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Lego Fire Museum Inc.

September 2, 2012

This is how I do ladder storage on a rear mount aerial ladder truck. http://www.mocpages.com/image_zoom.php?mocid=298843&id=/user_images/31974/1323459264m

I like it

Lego Fire Museum Inc.

September 2, 2012

The bigger tires of you LDD tiller look better. Go with those. Also, you need more ladder storage. http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?i=2744831 But I commend you for having real internal ladder storage. Hardly anyone does that so I am impressed with your work.