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They look great, I absolutely love our lMTV and if I have a choice its the truck I always pick.

We use 200 - 500 gallon tanks on brush trucks with no baffles. Anything bigger would be a tanker or Engine and have built in baffles

Added some lights behind the defroster plate in cab

We do not use baffle balls in anything....

Thats funny..... never noticed lol

We have a 500 gallon tank, two hose reels and pump/motor and it rides like a dream. If you dont have the flatbed you should be able to mount at least 1000 gallons of water. Those Beds are heavy. http://halltownfire.org/images/Trucks/IMG_5672.JPG Rob

We have two of these trucks that we use as brush trucks but they are old and demand a lot of maintenance. http://halltownfire.org/images/Trucks/12794452_491797594357400_7877600642234737070_n.jpg

the tops and cover

Sold ours to a guy in New Orleans who needed them for a truck on a NCIS show.

Final Fire Dept Brush Truck Here is the finished truck.....so smooth with the water weight on the truck...

We have had this truck in service for a while now and the 500 gallon tank, dual hose reels and pump weight have made this truck a dream to drive. It is slightly slower taking off but everything else has been great. I will upload recent pics soon.

We just finished our LMTV for a brush truck. It has a 500 gallon Military aluminum fuel pod as a water tank, two hose reels and a pump. We also use the truck for water rescues. This has been and excellent addition to our broke volunteer department.

Most doing it themselves

Finally got ours painted amazing job for $3k

Lmtv on national news doing water rescue in MS