Firefighter Tony Mascorro, who operates the rear tiller, stands on a tiller truck at San Bernardino County Fire Station 71 in Fontana on Tuesday, Dec. 3, 2019. (Photo by Watchara Phomicinda, The ...

The iconic piece of American fire equipment, called a tiller truck, has been featured in toys, movies, television shows and cartoons. In 1935, Goofy took up the back end of the truck driven by ...

On a gloomy morning in downtown Los Angeles, the crew at Los Angeles Fire Station 10 meandered about the firehouse, checked the equipment and swapped playful jabs at one another. Then the bell ...

Liam Moore is, according to Ray D'Arcy, a big kid. And when you look at the image of Ladder 5211, the Seagrave Tiller fire truck sitting outside the IFSC in Dublin, you get an idea of just how big ...

Greenville Fire-Rescue is showing off its new tiller fire engine that has capabilities to give firefighters an edge in fighting fires in a growing city. By Sharon Johnson Published : Jan. 15, 2021 ...

GREENVILLE, N.C. (WNCT) — Greenville Fire Rescue is welcoming a new vehicle to its fleet. The department unveiled the Tiller Truck Friday that is set to hit the road in 5-6 months. The depart… ...

When Middletown got a new American LaFrance fire truck in 1931, the city was a different place: The Arrigoni Bridge didn’t exist, the 1899 firehouse was still fairly modern, and a local facto… ...

At 57 1/2 feet, the $150,000 tiller truck is longer than the department’s fire engine and has its own water pump. New tiller trucks go for about $1 million, with 12 to 18 months for delivery.

The Woodlands Fire Department's new Pierce Ascendant 107' Tiller on a Velocity chassis has completed production! 300 gallons of water & 1250 GPM pump with the heavy duty steel Ascendant ladder ...

The 1937 American LaFrance "Tiller" Fire Truck, was purchased new by the Grand Rapids Fire Department along with two fire engines. The truck will be reunited with one of those engines in the ...

The Spokane Valley Fire Department’s Station 8 remodel project is underway. The building is being expanded to accommodate a new tiller fire truck, which is longer than a standard fire truck.