Magirus-Deutz Fire Truck 1970
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Specifications Magirus-Deutz Fire Truck 1970 blueprint
The Magirus-Deutz 1970 Fire Truck is a rugged and reliable vehicle designed for the demands of firefighting. Featuring a powerful and efficient six-cylinder engine with 110 horsepower, this truck is able to handle even the toughest rescue missions with ease. Its high capacity water tank of 3,440 litres makes it an excellent option for tackling larger blazes. Its robust and sturdy steel body is designed to withstand tough and hazardous environments, and the Magirus-Deutz 1970 boasts a range of features designed specifically for tackling fires. The firefighting ladder on the roof of the truck can extend up to 22 metres and has a rotation angle of 0-90 degrees, allowing for easy and efficient location of the fire. It is also equipped with a high power water monitor which is capable of spraying 1,120 litres per minute with a pressure of 60 bar, right up to a distance of 70 metres. The two permanent lighting systems ensures that the vehicle can operate efficiently in the dark or in hazardous conditions, while rotating beacons and sirens provide better awareness when in use. Overall, the Magirus-Deutz 1970 Fire Truck is an efficiency-focused vehicle that has stood the test of time and is an excellent choice for any fire and rescue operation. With its robust design, powerful engine, and impressive firefighting features, this proven fire truck is ready to handle the toughest of jobs with ease.
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