NEW Rosenbauer AT Technical Rescue Unit with GMFRS
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Description:
Greater Manchester Fire and Rescue Service's brand new Rosenbauer AT Technical Rescue Unit, built on a Volvo chassis. This features new 360 degree lighting and is purpose built in design by real fire fighters. It featues what I believe to be a slightly modified Federal Signal PA300 siren ( • *NEW* Greater Manchest... ). It is due to enter service on June 21st and is based at Leigh Community Fire Station.
Service: GMFRS
Area: Leigh
Station: Leigh Community Fire Station
Make: Rosenbauer/Volvo
Model: AT
Year: 2018
Plate: PO18 TVV
Type: Technical Rescue Unit
Force/Organisation: Greater Manchester Fire and Rescue Service
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Great catch, love the new lighting. It looks so cool.
Love the New Design and Spec
That is one smart looking engine love it
Excellent catch btw
Scania fire trucks the best
I'm a fan of Dennis myself :p
Technical Response Unit.
It just looks un british
Is it me or does it look German?
The Shitpost King yea I was thinking it looked a bit German
The Shitpost King it is made by an Austrian Fire Vehicle company called Rosenbauer who specialise in this sort of design. It’s unique to say the least
Everett's Emergency Vids Rosenbauer are an Austrian company
It's not in any way unique. Buckinghamshire run similar Rosenbauer appliances but on the MAN chassis, and Staffordshire are currently taking delivery of eleven very similar to the Manchester two to run as first-away pumps.
the AT3 apparatus design looks pretty much the same everywhere. There are some possible differences, like the crew cab being part of the actual cab or integrated into the body system, minor design stuff like two options for the upper rear emergency lights, rear compartment door and message board options, design of the on-scene floodlights above the compartments etc, but apart from the chassis and some details, an AT3 looks pretty much the same in Austria, in the UK, Germany, Norway, ...
To be honest: in some places it's so spread out that they got boring years ago already
Excellent catch btw