AerialCat

==History==
The AerialCat is a line of aerial ladders introduced by Grumman Emergency Products. When Grumman wrapped up operations in 1992, KME Fire Apparatus acquired the design and rights to the AerialCat name. 
==Products==
KME offers the AerialCat in a variety of lengths and configurations.
===Rear-Mount Aerial===
Model 	Vertical Reach	Horizontal Reach	Payload Capacity
79' Single-Axle ladder	79' 	79' 	500 lbs.
79' Tandem-Axle ladder	79' 	70' 	750 lbs.
102' platform 	102' 	94' 	1000 lbs.
103' 4-section ladder 	103' 	94' 	500 lbs.
109' 4-section ladder 	109' 	100' 	750 lbs.
123' 4-section ladder 	123' 	114' 	500 lbs.
===Mid-Mount Aerial===
Model 	Vertical Reach	Horizontal Reach	Payload Capacity
81' 5-section platform 	81' 	71' 	1000 lbs.
84' platform 	84' 	 	
95' 5-section platform 	95' 	85' 	1000 lbs.
100' 5-section platform	100' 	90' 	1000 lbs.
100' 4-section ladder 	100' 	92' 	500 lbs.
102' platform 	102' 	 	
===Tractor-Drawn Aerial===
Model 	Vertical Reach	Horizontal Reach	Payload Capacity
100' 4-section ladder 	100' 	92' 	500 lbs.
101' 4-section ladder (Waterway)	101' 	94' 	500 lbs.
== Gallery ==
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Category:Aerial devices
Category:KME
Category:Grumman