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North Wales Mercedes/Saxon/Angloco ET
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No: 21870   Contributor: Gary Simpson   Year: 2010   Manufacturers: Angloco, Mercedes-Benz   Country: United Kingdom
North Wales Mercedes/Saxon/Angloco ET

Seen at Wrexham Open Day (Thanks Guys!). M53BEY was new to Wrexham in 1995,she replaced Dodge S56/Mountain Range ET A737MDB. Fitted with a Saxon Crew cab and Angloco body,it was Clwyds first appliance with slide out equipment racks. It was also 4x4 and carried a HIAB 090 rear mounted crane. The picture shows its refurbished livery,it was replaced in 2009 at Wrexham by YJ51AWA formerly the ET at Dolgellau.
Picture added on 27 January 2010 at 15:58
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The appliance looks incredibly modern/good for a 15 year old Welsh appliance.

Added by Buzz on 29 January 2010.
this is now at mold fire station completely empty awaiting for something to be done with it

Added by Jake Caswell on 29 January 2010.
wonder if they would be willing to donate it to a worthwhile fire service related charity?

Added by Stevie Murray on 29 January 2010.
Take a look at this picture a line-up from early this year at Wrexham it has the new ET which looks pretty much the same except for the red and white squares at the top.

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Added by Stephen on 28 April 2010.
The 51 reg ET does not have a HIAB though and has 3 lockers to each side,the winch access being where the HIAB is mounted on this. Also YJ51AWA has twin sets of Wailers and Two tone horns. I will try and upload another shot of present ET.

Added by Gary Simpson on 30 April 2010.
this fire engine is at mold fire station at the minute for some reason

Added by Alex Boffey on 16 June 2010.
They must be thinking of doing something with it as it was at Llandudno Junction workshops a couple of weeks ago. I believe its unkitted. It would make a good Animal Rescue Unit.

Added by Gary Simpson on 17 June 2010.
it is now based at mold as a et

Added by Alex Boffey on 29 October 2010.
The ET based at Caernarfon has now been reallocated to Holyhead in place of the chemical unit.

Added by Steve raymond on 13 September 2018.
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