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Denmark - Guest - 08-01-2015
Its a long time since I posted on this group, so thought I best give you guys something interesting to look at.
During June eight friends and I took a 10 day vacation to Germany and Denmark for the prime purpose of buffing. We visited the Interschutz exhibition at Hannover (which has already been covered on these boards) before spending time photographing apparatus in Germany.
We then drove up into Denmark for a few days as we had arranged to shoot apparatus at a number of locations.
First up, Padborg - a volunteer station just over the border from Germany.
This is a Mercedes 814 Pumper dating from the mid-1990s.
Denmark - Guest - 08-01-2015
The second pumper was also a Mercedes, a 1222 4x4 version.
Denmark - Guest - 08-01-2015
Brand & Redning literally translates as Fire & Rescue.
Nearly every station in Denmark has a Water Carrier, they dont tend to use hydrants very much and most of the country is veral rural.
This is a 1992 Mercedes 1824 which was a former fuel truck.
Denmark - CCFR-45 - 08-01-2015
It really is amazing the difference in fire apparatus over the world.
Thanks for sharing.
Denmark - Guest - 08-01-2015
2012 Mercedes Sprinter Personnel Carrier.
Denmark - Guest - 08-01-2015
Quote:It really is amazing the difference in fire apparatus over the world.
Thanks for sharing.
Thank you! I have a good few more to post, so you guys will be interested to see how different apparatus and departments operate.
Denmark - Guest - 08-01-2015
Next stop was Tonder, a coastal town near to the North Sea. Again, this was a volunteer station. The Chief himself came in and moved the apparatus..... probably something he regretting doing!
First up - a Pumper based on a Scania P94D chassis.
Denmark - Guest - 08-01-2015
Next up - the Ladder, based on a Scania P94D-310 6x2 chassis with Bronto Skylift F32RL (32 metre) booms. As the Chief was moving this vehicle out he caught the back corner on a wall and smashed the rear lights and scuffed the paint! We were mortified but he was completely casual and was more concerned that the Ladder would not make a good picture!!!
Denmark - Guest - 08-01-2015
Water Carrier - based on a Scania P310 chassis and carrying around 12,000 litres of water.
Denmark - Guest - 08-01-2015
Light Rescue Vehicle used for MVA's and such like. Based on a Mercedes Sprinter chassis.
Denmark - Guest - 08-01-2015
This a Logistical Unit based on a VW Transporter van chassis.
Denmark - srq2009 - 08-01-2015
Great shots!
Denmark - hank - 08-04-2015
Good photos, Andy!
tHANKs
Denmark - keeney - 08-08-2015
Yes great shots and keep them coming!!
Denmark - ACPD227 - 08-09-2015
Quote:Water Carrier - based on a Scania P310 chassis and carrying around 12,000 litres of water.
Andy are you sure its 12,000 liters. That seems high on a single axle that's almost 3200 gallons.