116' Pierce Bronto Skylift - FDIC 2013 

My department had one of these trucks. 1999 model. It was useful when it was in service, but it was out of service 2 months out of the year. Eventually it became shot and was retired. We also didn’t have a pump and it was 20 feet wide with the outriggers.

We had an E one with a bronto on it. Never worked right from day one. After 2 years of problems and a law suit, they bought it back.

that truck is ginormous and beautiful

Is he showing a pierce or a bronto skylift ? Didn't really hear pierce , but heard a lot of bronto skylift. I sure do miss painting fire trucks, best job ever

Great truck that thing is huge

FDIC!..The Rock n Roll Fire Rescue Revival!.. I'm glad that the Bronto is Really catching on.Some Municipal Fleets are so Lucky.🚒

Impressive!

Solid Finnish engineering perfectly mated with American knowhow.

Bronto world leader in high-rise technology, and the best staircases in the world are made by Magirus !!!

wow thats huge!

@Austin Burnett, i can give u three reasons ,

Love it (:-O

Will this be in Baltimore?

It's a JLG on Stariods

He didn't act like he had practice his public speech before the camera turned on. He seemed very timid with his performance not know what was behind each of the doors and the names of certain things about the truck as he walked around.

He really should have said Bronto skylift a few more times.

American fire trucks are the strongest and most durable in the world. In Russia, 3 US cars have been operating for 25 years, I made a review on them, you can look at their condition.

New York city fire department could use this truck.

still love the Spartan ERV

This takes less space than a tiller and goes higher...Why are tillers still around, dont get me wrong i love them but this seems more economical