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Watertanker Mercedes Fire Brigade Namur
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No: 2698   Contributor: Jean-Paul Heyens   Year: 2007   Manufacturer: Mercedes-Benz   Country: Belgium
Watertanker Mercedes Fire Brigade Namur

Fire Brigade Namur
Water Tanker Mercedes Actros 1836
Bodywork: Vanassche
Pump: Ziegler
Tank contains 8.000 liter
Picture added on 16 April 2007
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Large numbers of 8000 liter urban water tenders were originally issued to fire brigades by the Belgian government many years ago, to assure adequate water supplies for firefighting in communities with limited hydrant networks. They were not intended for forest or brush firefighting.

The original units were on Renault or Austrian Steyr 19 ton chassis, but - as illustrated here - these have now been replaced.

Some towns have bought a variety of even higher capacity three and four axle tankers, instead of straight replacements like this 18 ton Actros.

Added by Rob Johnson on 26 August 2019.
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