Magirus Deutz
Magirus Deutz started it's corporate life as Magirus Feuerwehrwerke producing fire-fighting equipment in 1864. It had a good reputation enhanced by their development of the turntable ladder, Magirus Leiter.
Engines made by the company Deutz were used explaining to some extend why these vehicles were known / badged Magirus Deutz.
In 1975 Magirus Deutz changed ownership to Iveco. As a result for some time the brand Magirus Iveco was used.
You'll find Magirus (Deutz) vehicles on the Fire Engine Photos site in many shapes and sizes (though mostly large :) From water tenders to ladder units and tankers.
Brandweer Drachten Magirus In the late 70's and 80's these kind of Watertender ladders were very common in the Netherlands. Thi...
Warehouse fire In a old warehouse in Rijswijk (The Netherlands), this huge fire broke out. Several fire engines wer...
Brandweer Best Magirus This Magirus Deutz Mercur F-125 is not in active service at this moment. The Fire Brigade of the cit...
Wateringen ladder Magirus The Magirus Deutz 170 D 12 began it's life with the fire brigade in Rijswijk (The Netherlands) in 19...
Smallingerland Magirus This is an older watertender from the Smallingerland fire brigade. It's a 1978 Magirus Deutz 170 D 1...
Leopoldsburg Magirus This Magirus Tanker is ready for the junk-yard. I don't think it is in active duty :-)