Fire Engines Photos

Would you happen to have more information on this appliance. Pump, water tank, gear other than hose carried? That body seems a bit short to have a stretcher in it, despite the windows. Cool looking truck though.

Added by David L on 20 July 2011.

To allow the mounting of the mattress "shell" (the French firefighters no longer use litter for at least thirty years) it is necessary to remove the drums of fire hoses. Also this vehicle has a reserve of water of about one thousand litres. Very versatile it is the main type of truck service in Paris, the evidence: that is the fifth generation

Added by Lambert Arnaud on 21 July 2011.

Interesting. I hope if you have the opportunity in the future to take more photos of this appliance. Particulary, the pump area, the ambulance interior, and rear view. Does this appliance carry RTA hydraulic gear as well?

Thanks.

David

Added by David L on 22 July 2011.

1000 LPM pump @ 15 AT, 600 liter tank, 2 one man hose carts with 200 meters of 65mm hose each, 30 meter high pressure 23mm hose reel, five seats, stretcher, attendant seat, BLS medical suite, four BA sets, additional 45mm attack hose, 110mm flaked hose for hydrant hookup(no hard suction), short extension ladder, one hook ladder and - for the first time on the series V - a clever CAFS installation for both class A and B fires.

There are a lot of photos of these on this site. Just look for PS on the Renault pages...

Added by Rob Johnson on 22 February 2018.

Thanks Rob, I appreciate the in depth information.

Added by David L on 25 February 2018.

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