Their sales overall have gone up quite a bit and no one knows of one main reason why. Some say with the loss of the majority of FDNY units attracted some back, some think that many couldn't afford them during the economy down turn and bought less expensive rigs which didn't hold up, others doing the opposite and buying them to extend replacement cycles, and some just want "dumb and durable" rigs with little to none propitiatory parts to get rigs fixed and back on the road. Aggressiveness in their dealers helps too.
We wanted them for years but this never worked out until now. The pumpers were a tag on to the Tower but got through the processes quicker. I am aware that the majority of the new scope customers appear to have the same thing in common, they are quite tried of all of the CPU systems running the aerial which the scope isn't as complex so no more "com loss" warnings on the pretty screen. of course all things are debatable
We wanted them for years but this never worked out until now. The pumpers were a tag on to the Tower but got through the processes quicker. I am aware that the majority of the new scope customers appear to have the same thing in common, they are quite tried of all of the CPU systems running the aerial which the scope isn't as complex so no more "com loss" warnings on the pretty screen. of course all things are debatable
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