I was wondering the same thing. Especially with a rescue truck testing it now really doesn't mean a whole lot. Its weight will increase significantly when all the equipment and manpower is added. In addition that stuff shifts around when the truck moves instead of staying stationary. I'm not really sure how valid the test is for real world operations.guitarman314 said:I have a question regarding this "so-called" Tip test: Did they do it with a REAL TRUE full load of equipment and 6 to 7 firefighters?
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;D ;D ;D ;Dguitarman314 said:Cool, for a moment I thought they were launching it like a fireboat ;Dcatry said:It's Ferrara's tilt-test. They do it to ensure that all apparatus built are not too top-heavy and at risk for rollovers:
http://www.ferrarafire.com/FerraraCustom/Safety/TiltTable.html
Very interesting. Certainly doesn't make much sense. Maybe it has something to do with the white paint since they didn't take me off from the lower sections?Haggerty said:Why does it look like all the decals were taking off of rescue 5?
raybrag said:Has anyone thought that maybe these photos were taken BEFORE the last set posted?