Velocity® 100’ Ascendant® Heavy-Duty Tower - Muskego, WI

Walk around Tess Corners Volunteer Fire Department’s Velocity® 100’ Ascendant® Tower with Captain Brandon Boettcher. The short turning radius, short scrub length of the ladder and large amount of storage space were all reasons why the department chose the Mid Mount Platform mid-mount platform. An extended cab allowed for an additional compartment to store water cans, fire extinguishers and New York hooks.
CHASSIS
Chassis: 70” Velocity cab
Seating capacity: 5
Overall height: 10’ 10”
Overall length: 45’ 2.50”
GVW Rating: 78,000 lb
Front Axle: TAK-4® Independent Front Suspension, 24,000 lb
Rear Axle: Meritor RT52-185, 54,000 lb
Engine: Cummins X15, 600 hp, 1850 lb-ft
Electrical: Command Zone™ Advanced Electronics
Safety: Side Roll and Frontal Impact Protection
BODY
Material: Aluminum
Shelving: Adjustable, up to 500 lb
Doors: Lap
Pump: Waterous, 2000 gpm
Tank: 300 gallons
Foam: Husky™ 12 Foam System
Foam Cell: 20 gallons
Job Number: 35030
Dealership: Reliant Fire Apparatus

[@zacharystrasser794]

Thank you for all that you've done for are firefighter

[@davemadeja8466]

Great set up

[@stephenhanneken3041]

Nice presentation.

[@Garythefireman66]

Nice rig. Good luck with it.

[@longviewstud26]

Nice setup

[@RosLounge]

Looks good

[@brandonseyfried1251]

Really nice piece. The only issue I see is that somebody mistakenly put a pump on a ladder truck.

[@navblue20]

Ho-ho.

[@brandonjennings303]

Awesome lol

[@owensweetland342]

Apparently they don't have streets that rise sharply from an adjoining road. Otherwise that rear compartment unit will bottom out. Mack had it right in the '70s by not filling that space under the bucket.

[@speedball10169]

That's a lot of red lighting. Couldn't have changed the patterns a bit to mix it up?