"rig" refers to the apparatus (vehicle) used by Fire Departments. This could range from a Ladder/Tiller truck, an Engine or Tanker truck, a Rescue truck, a Squad truck/vehicle, and (in some areas) ambulances.
Yes, you can. Not from the fire department but from the vehicle manufacture. There is no proprietary equipment on a fire truck. But you may need a special license to drive it.
Jim Caldwell works for Redondo Beach Fire Department as an engineer. His current responsibilities include the tiller truck and harbor patrol.
Go and drive and get there
A ladder truck has ladders, including one that is attached to the truck and can be rotated, elevated and extended for firefighter access to windows or roofs by climbing up the ladder. It can be used for a platform for a portable hose and nozzle, but it is often considered overly dangerous because of the forces involved. Some ladders have a built-in hose and nozzle to be operated after the firefighters climb up to it. A tower truck has a hydraulically operated ladder or crane that raises a bucket in which firefighters have already been loaded. It often has a built-in pipe and nozzle for directing water on the fire from the higher elevation. It might also be used to safely evacuate fire victims who cannot climb down a ladder.
30 and older
If you drive your truck while there is a miss in the engine. You will notice it lacks power and may back fire.. if continued driving it will eventually just quit running
A tiller truck © is a firetruck. Usually a ladder, it is almost like a tractor © trailer, with the two © pieces. It required a driver in the front and a driver © in the back to keep it © going under control
they drive the apparatus, run the pump, run the aerial and hydraulic pumps for jaws. depends on what truck they are on and due truck they are one.
Someone who knows how to drive a truck and is legally licensed to drive a truck has to train you, so that you can drive a truck (but you do also have to get a license).
Yes fire truck is red.
A tiller is a device used to break up topsoil. It's a wheel with spikes on it. You can get little ones you push to motorized jobs that need drive wheels.