Mercedes-Benz LF1113B-36 Fire Truck 1974
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Specifications Mercedes-Benz LF1113B-36 Fire Truck 1974 blueprint
The 1974 Mercedes-Benz LF1113B-36 Fire Truck is a robust and impressive vehicle built to tackle even the most serious emergencies. This heavy duty truck measures an impressive 9.5 meters in length, with the chassis and body built entirely from stainless steel, ensuring dependable and reliable operation in all conditions. The LF1113B-36 is powered by a 14-liter six-cylinder, four-stroke diesel engine that produces an incredible 193kw of power and 800Nm of torque, enabling it to easily handle for weight of 9,000kg without issue. This robust fire truck is equipped with a 16-speed manual transmission, while the impressive 4x4 system allows for effective maneuvering in almost any terrain or environment. Along with an independent front suspension and a reverse-mounted rear axle with leaf springs, the LF1113B-36 delivers a smooth ride in all situations. The LF1113B-36 is also equipped with a 1210 liter water carry, able to service both fire hoses and spraying operations with its adjustable spray patterns. Its powerful fire pump can displace up to 2,000 litres of water per minute and access to a wide variety of nozzles and devices mean the LF1113B-36 is more than capable of responding to any fire-fighting incident. The Mercedes-Benz LF1113B-36 Fire Truck is a state-of-the-art emergency vehicle. Powerful, durable and reliable, it's a priceless asset for firefighters all over the world.
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