This message is from Josh Boyajian:
Here are some photos from the Spartan ERV website showing the chassis and ladder for one of the new aerials being built for Chicago. To be honest… it's not a tower ladder. My guess is that Spartan refers to a rear-mount aerial as a "rear-mount platform."
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Spartan photo
Spartan photo
Spartan photo
It’s interesting to see how the design differs from traditional aerial ladders. The rear-mounted platform seems more compact and possibly easier to maneuver in tight spaces. This could be a game-changer for urban firefighting. If you're into fire apparatus or just curious about how these vehicles are built, these images give a nice glimpse into the process. Let me know if you'd like more details or other photos!
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