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after: https://gtm.steamproxy.vip/ugc/1747929397837960810/6D3BD939934716915191F75CE835E72C74FD2689/
Can confirm it has everything you need
Most are fitted with 1 or two ladders, some driving boards, suction hoses, and more.
What is the roof rack supposed to do?
I actually like how the hand pumps fit on the driver's side of the vehicle, that stays in there well, especially combined with the lift of the bottom door.
The problem of fitting the equipment back in is an issue that i am aware of, but right now its better than having complicated arms to fold equipment in- and out because it will reduce space, cause more lag and be less reliable because you will need power.
I really like the feedback, and i am wondering if you could help me do a final test on my upcoming firetruck. if you, Octopies, or anyone else reading this comment is interested, send me a PM on discord within the next 2 days, and we can do a before release test!
How on earth did you make dual wheels in the rear? They say they are 3x3 wheels when they are the size of 5x5 wheels. I swapped the wheels with suspension with stiff springs. I feel more confident on less than ideal surfaces I cannot get it to flip unless it is already on an incline.
I did enlarge the windows in the doors and add a heater and a little more gear in the rear cab.
I love the way this truck is made and operates, with the LUA displays and everything, very straightforwards. The equipment is a bit tricky to fit back in, - the solid pipe is hard to detach from the top, I'm going to add a toggle for that connector or replacing it with a winch and a monitor ladder. Use a hose and winch instead of solid pipe
Also there should be some form of attachment point for the equipment in the back, I find it very challenging to pack everything back in the truck when done, especially the external pump and Y-Connector, but also the pylons. And the stuff always falls out when I open it.
and I don't care if they're not practical american fire engines just look cooler.
Second, they don't really tip over in real life, but in stormworks it's impossible to make it not tip over with any water inside, its just very heavy. If you add double wheels, it won't tip over, but that's not realistic.