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I was never big on Pierce TDA's; that inclined ladder just doesn't agree with my eye, but THAT rig is Freaking Beautiful!!!

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Pierce does that decline bedding so that the tiller operator can see the sides of the truck better and have a lower tiller cab.

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Ah, its a nice ladder but I am gonna miss the old sutphen midmount... Now ladder 3 is the only non-tiller in the city...

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Ah, its a nice ladder but I am gonna miss the old sutphen midmount...        Now ladder 3 is the only non-tiller in the city...

Albany real narrow streets (often one lane) lots of snow, tiller makes a lot of sense

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Ah, its a nice ladder but I am gonna miss the old sutphen midmount...        Now ladder 3 is the only non-tiller in the city...

Is it possible they have more than one non-tillar? I am in Albany all week and two ladders passed my office on the State Office Campus earlier this week, headed to an alarm.

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Is it possible they have more than one non-tillar? I am in Albany all week and two ladders passed my office on the State Office Campus earlier this week, headed to an alarm.

Right now ladder 3 (75 KME rear mount) and reserve ladder (5?), a used rear mount they purchased from I believe the Midway FD are the only non-tillers. L1,2,4 and Reserve ladder 6 are all TDA's...

I agree they definatly have benefits, particularly with Albany's streets and the snow as was mentioned but I still think having one aerial platform was nice. Just an outside observation.

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Right now ladder 3 (75 KME rear mount) and reserve ladder (5?), a used rear mount they purchased from I believe the Midway FD are the only non-tillers.    L1,2,4 and Reserve ladder 6 are all TDA's...   

I agree they definatly have benefits, particularly with Albany's streets and the snow as was mentioned but I still think having one aerial platform was nice.  Just an outside observation.

Whats a typical assignment for Albany? I saw 3 Engines, 2 Ladders, a heavy rescue and either a chief or flycar pass and think I even heard additional units in the distance. There seemed to be long intervals between units. As if they were coming from far parts of the city.

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Whats a typical assignment for Albany? I saw 3 Engines, 2 Ladders, a heavy rescue and either a chief or flycar pass and think I even heard additional units in the distance. There seemed to be long intervals between units. As if they were coming from far parts of the city.

Auto Alarms get 2 engines and 1 truck, whichever the first unit assigned hot, everyone else routine unless upgraded.

A "box" for a reported fire is 3 engines, 2 trucks, 1 rescue (2 ff/medic flycar), 1 chief and the rescue squad. Additionally once a signal 30 is called a 3rd truck is assigned for FAST.

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What kind of manpower does Albany respond with? Aren't they supplemented by volleys?

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