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Ladders 
6-2-6 1999 Spartan / LTI Tower A 102' Tower Ladder in Riverhead? The tallest building is only six stories high, why so big? The answer: Most of the ladder is used for reach, not height.
6-2-5 1997 Seagrave Quint
An engine and a ladder truck in one, this "quint" has a 1500gpm pump and a 75' reach with its mounted aerial ladder. A good supply of forcible entry tools are on-board and this truck is designated as our RIT/FAST truck for mutual-aid responses.
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