Leyland Motors 300 Rosenbauer Fire Truck 1985
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Specifications Leyland Motors 300 Rosenbauer Fire Truck 1985 blueprint
The Leyland Motors 300 Rosenbauer Fire Truck 1985 is an iconic British vehicle recognized for its durability and performance in emergency services. This truck has a characteristic red and yellow paint scheme that is recognizable across the globe. It is an 11-ton, 6-wheeled fire truck constructed with sturdy, heavy-duty steel. The Leyland Motors 300 Rosenbauer Fire Truck 1985 is powered by a 12.1-litre diesel engine that can reach a maximum speed of 55 miles per hour. This fire truck is equipped with numerous features, including an on-board water pump capable of generating up to 36,000 liters per minute of pressurized water. Additionally, it has an advanced mechanical-rescue system with 12 separate hydraulic tools to assist with rescue operations. This firetruck is fully equipped with a 1000 liter polyethylene-lined water tank, making it ideal for operations that require a high water supply. The Leyland Motors 300 Rosenbauer Fire Truck 1985 also features an operable, 300 buckshot-capable fire gun that can water up to 6-7 feet, ideal for dousing a fire while keeping personnel safe. For convenience, the truck is outfitted with an external lighting system that provides adequate visibility in dark and dangerous conditions. The Leyland Motors 300 Rosenbauer Fire Truck 1985 is renowned for its reliability, safety, and efficiency, making it a highly-respected and sought-after vehicle in the emergency-services field. This fire truck has withstood the test of time and continues to be used to this day-- a true testament of its quality and performance.
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