The new Pierce Aerial
just a few minutes after
it arrive on July 2, 2002. |
The truck is moved to
the back parking lot
where there is more room. |
Engine 6 pulls up to Central.
Their crew takes a look. |
NLRFD Firefighters take a
look at all the storage space.
Note the "TRUCK 7A" on
the rear roll up door. To the
left of this door is the opening
where the 5 inch hose can
be laid to a plug. |
The examination of the new
vehicle continues. |
The "basket" looks like
a popular place to be. |
Engine 6 leaves Central. Its
crew is still looking at the
new truck. |
Check out the decals on the
front of the basket. |
Another view of the truck
moving to the rear parking lot. |
NLRFD Fire fighters continue
to check things out. |
Another view of the platfrom.
The noozles each can produce
1000 GPM. |
This is the most incredible
apparatus to come to NLRFD
in its history! |
The Lieutenant from Truck
7A inspects what will be
his new truck. |
The "basket" still looks like
a popular place to be as 7A'S
crew looks things over. |
Still another view of 7A'S
crew as they look things over
with some help from Fire
fighters from Central. |
A future NLRFD Fire Fighter
looks over the new Aerial. |
The Captain from Truck 7A
tries to imagine what it will
be like to ride in a brand new
truck, instead of one that is
27 years old. |
A PCSO Unit looks over the
Aerial Platform. If the rear
roll up door is opened, one
can see the many ground
ladders, pike poles, etc. |
What in the world! Did
NLRFD get a surprise
pumper? Actually, this
pumper was to be delivered
to Little Rock F.D. |
The Little Rock pumper
heads across the river. |