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aerial ladder

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aerial ladder
n.
A ladder that can be extended to reach high places, especially one mounted on a fire engine.
aerial ladder
n
(Engineering / Mechanical Engineering) the US and Canadian term for turntable ladder
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Noun1.aerial ladderaerial ladder - mechanically extendible ladder; used on a fire truck
extension ladder - a ladder whose length can be extended


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But you remember your knees knocking climbing that aerial ladder as it swayed violently in the wind - toward two window washers stranded on a broken scaffolding dangling 300 feet above the ground.
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In August, Len drove his 1940 Seagrave tractor-trailer aerial ladder truck for this year's event and his peninsula division raised $92,000.
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While the Pierce 75-foot aluminum aerial ladder is a performance and safety leader in the aluminum aerial ladder market, this new 100-foot aerial will allow firefighters to perform at greater heights with remarkable strength, safety and integrity," said John Randjelovic, executive vice president and president of Pierce.
Oshkosh Truck Subsidiary Pierce Introduces New 100-Foot Aluminum ... by Business Wire
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