the Rosenbauer Avenger 4X4 + 2.0 in. Lift 10.3 TDI I6 4-Dr Crew Cab Fire & Rescue Truck (LHD) can be adapted for other roles as well . . . for e.g. a mobile command & control unit of a certain precinct or SWAT detail . . . the aft chassis mounted fire fighting apparatus module will have to be replaced with a simple bolt on mobile command & control module . . . no drilling holes, no cutting & welding & no modification whatsoever . . . although the rear chassis mounted fire fighting apparatus will have to feature the bolt on (commonality) solution as well . . . one more thing, a household cleaning broom in a fire truck, kind of weird . . .
I saw pictures of the all electric version of this truck from Rosenbour as a concept and later as a manufacturing prototype. That was at the time you first uploaded this video. I am unsure if any are in service but Vancouver fire department was seriously looking at buying a pair of these but at 1.2 million Canadian dollars that's almost double the price of a pumper truck. This truck overall looks very European.
For a US truck looks really good. Congratulations! But the amount of space wasted in the compartments is unbelievable. You fit so little equipment in so much space. I will never understand that. I know is not all done by now.
I've noticed in too many of these rig introductions, most the time/video/audio is open and closing compartment doors. Once you open a panel, walk to next one, there is no need to close the previous one.
I think that truck is really cool I want to be a firefighter myself
the Rosenbauer Avenger 4X4 + 2.0 in. Lift 10.3 TDI I6 4-Dr Crew Cab Fire & Rescue Truck (LHD) can be adapted for other roles as well . . . for e.g. a mobile command & control unit of a certain precinct or SWAT detail . . . the aft chassis mounted fire fighting apparatus module will have to be replaced with a simple bolt on mobile command & control module . . . no drilling holes, no cutting & welding & no modification whatsoever . . . although the rear chassis mounted fire fighting apparatus will have to feature the bolt on (commonality) solution as well . . . one more thing, a household cleaning broom in a fire truck, kind of weird . . .
I gotta say that truck is so cool looking! I love the futuristic lettering and overall look. I’d join just to be a driver.
Awesome, what an upgrade! I cant wait till they roll these out in my city
Sweet!
I saw pictures of the all electric version of this truck from Rosenbour as a concept and later as a manufacturing prototype. That was at the time you first uploaded this video. I am unsure if any are in service but Vancouver fire department was seriously looking at buying a pair of these but at 1.2 million Canadian dollars that's almost double the price of a pumper truck. This truck overall looks very European.
If I may know, why did you go with this design over like an Arrow XT?
Nice to see a US fire truck that looks modern, instead of the 'new' that looks like something from the 90's. 💯👍 for the UK.
Why not stick to one type of font on the lettering, truck is cool but all those different lettering types bothers me for some reason, ha
Yea same I think it's ugly
Very nice unit...is the electric version or diesel powered
Diesel powered. Cummins X12
For a US truck looks really good. Congratulations!
But the amount of space wasted in the compartments is unbelievable. You fit so little equipment in so much space. I will never understand that. I know is not all done by now.
They said they had just recieved it, so they have yet to figure out where to mount and store everything
Why didn't you just wait till it was done ??? How much water ? How much can it pump ?? If your gonna do it do it right !!!
What's the specs on it
It looks like a European Rescue Truck. Rosenbauer is a good product.
I've noticed in too many of these rig introductions, most the time/video/audio is open and closing compartment doors. Once you open a panel, walk to next one, there is no need to close the previous one.
Yeah I don’t like it, wayyyy to futurestic and modern
How dare a fire truck be modern!!
Either you go with the time, or you GO with the time.
it looks so cheap and plasticy. i hate rosenbraur trucks, they look like weird hot wheels. peirce, seagraves and kme,s are the best brands