Fire Engines Photos

One of the most commonly found 'road rescue vehicle' (SLRd/SLRt)/'light pump with tank' (GLBA) of the State Fire Service (I myself would prefer to call it 'National', but 'State' is the official and literal translation, so I'll stick to that). ISS Wawrzaszek won a number of central (National SFS HQ, usually around 20-22 appliances) and regional (e.g. Zachodniopomorskie SFS Regional Coomand - 24) contracts for vehicles of this type. They're based on two generations of Renault Mascott and Iveco Daily chassis, with the older Mascott (above) being the most popular one. The standard equipment includes a 1000-litre water tak + 100l of foam concentrate, a Ruberg high-pressure pump (250l/min @ 40bar), (in some series additional 50kg of dry powder), saws, hydraulic rescue equipment, power generator, lightning mast, ladders, BA sets, lifting bags, etc.

Added by Konrad Nowak on 10 April 2008.

Interesting four section ladder, too!

Added by Rob Johnson on 29 April 2018.

It's a pretty rare 37 m Magirus Ladder based on a Iveco chassis with a log cab:

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Added by Konrad Nowak on 04 May 2018.

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