Low Pro Trucks

[BedfordFire 7]

How many fire departments around the area have apparatus built to be low profile? Is this because of height restrictions inside the firehouse?Ex: Yorktown and Pelham's new ladders...

[Engine 80 16]

How many fire departments around the area have apparatus built to be low profile? Is this because of height restrictions inside the firehouse?Ex: Yorktown and Pelham's new ladders...

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tarrytown engine 80 riverside hose. 1988 E-one pumper. we only have a 9.5 ft door

[DOC22 1]

Croton Falls E 147, 148 & U28 all at Station #1

[x242Steve 1]

Rye Ladder 25

2001 Seagrave 100' Rearmount Lo-Pro

OAH: 10'-0"

This is largely due to low bridge heights at some key locations (Metro North bridges at Locust Ave and Purchase St)

Edited March 24, 2006 by 242steve

[Guest]

I hered Pelham got a Low Pro cuz any other wouldnt fit through the garage door. Correct me if im wrong Shantz, Pudge, or PFDR45

Edited March 24, 2006 by NRFDTL11Buff

[Guest fire42rescue]

engine 42 from mamaroneck village is low profile 1989 pierce lance

[LT. 22 1]

New Canaan(Fairfield)CT

Our Ladder 3 is a 2001 Seagrave Lo-Pro rearmount

This was our only option due to door height restriction

I must say, it has proven to be an outstanding truck!!

[gr8z2869 0]

How many fire departments around the area have apparatus built to be low profile? Is this because of height restrictions inside the firehouse?Ex: Yorktown and Pelham's new ladders...

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I was driving by Valhalla FH the other day, it seems they should have ordered there new utility a low profile version. Seems to just fit the third bay if they go really slow and watch out for sand on the pavement to cause the 1/4" clearence they have to be lost and scrape the roof A/C.

[SRS131EMTFF 471]

Graham as you know bedford villages trucks must all be designed to fit inside the fire house engine 109 and 108 come to mind