Mercedes-Benz L1500S Fire Truck 1941
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Specifications Mercedes-Benz L1500S Fire Truck 1941 blueprint
The Mercedes-Benz L1500S Fire Truck 1941 was a fire truck made by the German carmaker as part of its L1500 series. It was an iconic fire truck used by the WWII German fire brigades to fight fires or rescue civilians in need. As such, it was powered by a massive 5.6 liter six-cylinder diesel engine which provided 135 horsepower and enabled the fire Truck to travel up to speeds of 40 miles per hour. It featured a three-speed selectable manual gearbox, enabling it to maneuver through German towns quickly. The fire truck featured an enclosed cab to protect the firefighters from the elements and was also equipped with a water tank of 2,500 liters, a 40 meter hose reel and two 1.4 cm nozzles to fight fires. The Fire Truck was highly reliable and had the ability to go on all terrains and the suspension was engineered to reduce bouncing while moving. The high quality and reliable features of the truck made it an ideal choice for the German fire brigades. The Mercedes-Benz L1500S Fire Truck was an iconic symbol during WWII and an essential vehicle for the fire-fighting operations of the German Armed Forces.
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