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Its a Kenworth Crew Cab box truck

Updated info regarding the Copter 4 incident: http://www.latimes.com/local/lanow/la-me-lafd-fire-chopper-20170914-story.html#nt=oft12aH-1li3

Bringing this back up from the bottom (and slightly off topic) but.... It appears City of Orange did get a Pierce per South Coast Fire Facebook page

According to Code2High, E64 is quartered with E62 at Station 62

Surprising as SF has purchased many Spartan/Hi-Tech and Spartan ERV over the years. Now on that note about low bids, surprised KME didn't get the contract (if they did put in a bid)

Really, that is interesting. Guess LAFD weren't happy? Kind of odd since KME was awarded the contract in 2013 for 11 more engines (not sure how many were delivered)

Really, back to Pierce? Now that is just strange. Seems like the consensus that the KME engines were well received. What is/were the issues with the KME?

So what were the issues with the engines? Did they have something to do with the specs?

Wonder what the complaints are against the gray color. Also odd that it got assigned to Truck 11. Truck 9 is (or was) the busiest truck company, you would think this tiller would be assigned there first.

REV Group also owns E-One and 7 ambulance companies including: Wheeled Coach, Road Rescue, Horton and Leader http://www.revgroup.com/brands/#ambulance http://www.revgroup.com/brands/#ambulance

From the Flickr page, the engine going to Ladder 602 is lettered as a Ladder Tender.

Rosenbauer seems to have made some inroads in San Bernardino County (although they seem to go back and forth between RK and KME)

Now that is interesting. Thought VNC might have gone with KME as they have bought from in the past.

Appears that the merger process started in 2010 and the transition was completed in 2014.

Looks like the HAZ MAT is completed. There's a photo of it in a parade in Wi on the Pierce Mfg. Facebook page