Take a 360-degree look at James Island Public Service District Fire Department’s #Enforcer 107’ #AscendantLadder. ➡️
Due to the magnitude of EMS calls their department responds to in #CharlestonSC, EMS compartments on the crew cab were added for ease of equipment retrieval. Forward facing seats provide firefighters to analyze the scene upon arrival. The Pierce #PUCPump configuration maximizes the storage capacity within the body compartments. Firefighters have the convenience of loading and deploying hose with speedlay trays. One set of folding steps is located on the driver’s side rear of the #AerialLadder. By mounting only one set of steps, they are able to use the mirroring spot on the officer’s side for more storage. Compartments along the body are organized and accessible with slide-out, tilt-down and adjustable shelving. A winch is stored on the front bumper and has the capability to be mounted to receivers around the apparatus to enhance functionality.
Chassis: Enforcer 70” cab w/10” raised roof
Seating Capacity: 4
Overall Height: 12’ 2”
Overall Length: 41’ 11.5”
Front Suspension: #TAK4 Independent Front Suspension, 22,800 lb
Rear Suspension: Air Ride, 46,000 lb
Engine: Cummins X12, 500hp, 1,700 lb-ft
Pump: Pierce PUC™, 1,500 gpm
Tank: 500-gallon
Foam: #Husky3
Foam Cell: 20-gallon
Job Number: 38314
Dealership: Spartan Fire & Emergency Apparatus, Inc.
Chapters:
0:15 - Crew cab layout and compartmentation
1:03 - Pierce PUC pump configuration
1:41 - Driver’s side compartmentation
2:46 - Rear compartmentation
3:11 - Officer’s side compartmentation
4:24 - Front bumper winch