@Johnny’s Bricks ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-K6DgJ_SEkjg.html tell me again how Pierce beats that? If you want more just let me know and I will show you more how E-One smokes the competition.
Of course YOU don't see the point, but experienced firemen get it. Junior volunteers and ladies auxiliary are not allowed to operate the truck, so you have never had this problem. Experienced operators have to do it. The frame is not being "twisted." Do you know what a torque box is, or what it does?!? You really think the frame is supporting the truck once outriggers are down? You are either a wannabe buff, or you come from a tiny/volunteer department. You're saying you know more than the factory engineers and designers. "Ever doing neither" ?!? What language is that? Are you from West Virginia, public school, or just a ghetto? Worry about learning English before you worry about criticizing someone else's physics and geometry.
@@DowntownDeuce2 haha…it was a spelling error duh…your slow so u must have missed it but w.e…I can care less…still looks funny is the point but continue u big G…be blessed
@@smoothbanks91You have trouble spelling basic words in EVERY comment, but I AM SLOW?!? I think everyone would disagree. I'm sure a lot of daily activities look "funny" and foreign to you, starting with a keyboard. You avoided answering the question about which urban / metro department you are with, or how many years you have as a ladder company operator.
@@DowntownDeuce2 don’t need to tell u where I work to say this looks cool but not needed…your catching grammar errors and telling me like I care to get a point is the highlight of your day…My dog I hope u have a smile on your face…and again be blessed…
@@smoothbanks91 That's what I thought- you were never an operator on a ladder, or any other company for that matter. If we have to explain why it's necessary you wouldn't understand...
