1981 American LaFrance Ladder Fire Truck
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Specifications 1981 American LaFrance Ladder Fire Truck blueprint
The 1981 American La France Ladder Fire Truck is a prime example of top-notch fire truck engineering. It is just over 24 feet long, weighs over 25,300 lbs, and is built to take on the toughest firefighting assignments. Its powerful 12V71 Detroit diesel engine produces 425 horsepower and allows the truck to reach a maximum road speed of 65 miles per hour. This truck also features an 80 foot extension ladder and 1000 gallon, pre-connected, booster tank. The cab is built to comfortably accommodate the six personnel the truck can transport to the scene of an emergency. It also offers a custom aluminum hose bed body with roll-up compartments and side storage compartments to store all of the necessary firefighting paraphernalia. The American La France Ladder Fire Truck of 1981 is undoubtedly one of the most reliable, durable, and powerful fire trucks available, ultimately ready for any challenge that arises.
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