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SAMFS HQ205 Bronto Aerial Appliance
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No: 4497   Contributor: SAFirey   Year: 2007   Manufacturer: Scania   Country: Australia
SAMFS HQ205 Bronto Aerial Appliance

Scania 114G Aerial Appliance built by Skilled Engineering for SA Metropolitan Fire Service
Picture added on 08 November 2007
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Adelaide, South Australia, on the south coast of Australia.

Bronto really does get around the world - the 2-axle Steer Chassis here must be pretty rare for Fire Apparatus.

Great shot of an interesting rig.

Regards, from Canad.
Pat_R-B

Added by Pat Rivers-Bowerman on 31 October 2008.
Question. Once again I see significant money ($1, 000, 000.00) being spent on a vehicle that seats 2 people. You can not honestly expect me to believe that this vehicle operates with only 2 people. What does that mean? The purchase of a second vehicle to get the rest of the crew there? That flaw aside I do think it is a nice "looking" vehicle, not very well speced.

Added by Todd on 01 November 2008.
Todd, the point is that the support pump and it's crew will be on scene before this behemoth, as they'll be part of the initial response. Then if the incident commander requests a height appliance the aerial only needs a driver and a OIC as any other personnel needed for operations will already be on scene. :)

Added by FYREDUP1 on 17 December 2008.
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