Who needs a Tiller that big?

[u/Few-Ability-7312]

[u/glinks]

My volunteer department that runs 300 calls a year with no buildings over 40 feet tall does.

[u/TsunamiWrecker → u/glinks]

I bet they leave the borough a lot tho - at least, my local version of that does.

[u/nicklor → u/TsunamiWrecker]

Yea but the expense goes to the small town that never really needed it. My town has a fancy ladder with a bucket that also only really only gets used for mutual aid for boring surround and drowns but we do have medium sized buildings which is how we justified it

[u/FLDJF713 → u/nicklor]

Also very good for water rescues or confined ditch rescue and such. We would use a 70ft stick a lot for water rescues if adjacent to a road.