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Below are pictures of Beavercreek Fire Department's 1986 Ladder Truck, which was completely overhauled in 2004/2005. This is one of two ladder trucks in the Fire Department. The truck's original frame and 110' ladder are the same, but nearly all other components have been updated or replaced. This includes:

• Updated four door cab
• New Chassis (Glider Kit)
• Overhauled engine, transmission, pump, etc.
• All controls were brought up to current NFPA and safety standards

Because of the work, the ladder truck is being retitled as a 2004 apparatus for the Fire Department. Total cost of the work is $355,000 - roughly half of purchasing a new ladder truck with the same capability.

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Ladder Three in Service at Station Three on Kemp Road.

Front of the refurbished ladder truck.

Rear body of the refurbished ladder truck.

Top view of the refurbished ladder truck. The closed body offers higher safety and sound protection in all of the seated positions as compared to the old open-body jump seats.

Interior of the refurbished ladder truck.

Driver/Operator position of the refurbished ladder truck.

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