Ford Cargo 1315 Fire Truck 1985
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Specifications Ford Cargo 1315 Fire Truck 1985 blueprint
The Ford Cargo 1315 Fire Truck 1985 is an iconic model of fire truck designed for mid-sized urban fire departments. This fire truck has been in service for many years and continues to be a reliable and iconic piece of equipment for fire departments. It is one of the longest-serving fire trucks in the Ford Cargo series. This fire truck features a durable and rugged chassis made from steel and an incredibly powerful engine. It is designed with a 5-speed automatic transmission, which means that the engine power is efficiently directed to the drivetrain. The engine output reaches up to 140 horsepower and it can reach a max speed of up to 67 miles per hour. The fire truck is a four-wheel drive with four-wheel steering and this enables it to traverse sandy or rough terrain without any issues. It also comes with five powerful disc brakes for improved braking performance. Its tires are designed to be puncture and wear resistant. The fire truck is equipped with state-of-the-art equipment such as a fire pump, water tank, hose reels, ladders, floodlights, and sirens. The fire pump has a capacity of up to 2000 gallons per minute and its water tank can hold up to 900 gallons of water. The sirens are designed to help alert the public of an emergency as well as fire personnel to the rescue when needed. The Ford Cargo 1315 is a workhorse of a fire truck and is sure to serve fire departments for many years to come.
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