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Watertanker Bombeiros de Alhandra  Portugal
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No: 2989   Contributor: Antonio José Pina   Year: 2007   Manufacturer: Mercedes-Benz   Country: Portugal
Watertanker Bombeiros de Alhandra Portugal

MERCEDES TANKER 37.000 LTS WATER BOMBEIROS DE ALHANDRA - PORTUGAL
Picture added on 13 May 2007
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Big tankers are commonplace in Portugal, and usually form part of the first attendance at structure fires - even in large cities.

The reason is that many hydrants are built into individual building's water supply lines in the walls, and these often do not yield a very strong flow because of their limited size.

37, 000 liters will extinguish a pretty decent sized fire, even if it is sometimes a bit difficult to get a rig this large close to a fire in some of the older urban streets...

Added by Rob Johnson on 20 October 2017.
It's a nice truck but it is compsuption fuel and also give diesel tank flammable.

Added by Ayush nayak on 14 January 2018.
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