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ACT Rural Fire Service- Hall 11
ACT Bushfire Service Heavy Tanker- HALL 11
Cab Chassis: Isusu Twin Cab FSR 700 4x4
Tank Capacity: 3500 litres
Pump: Diesel 3 Cylinder Hatz Motor, Gaam 3 Stage (allowing pump and roll capability)
Foam: AFFF Induction System
Crew: up to 7
Call Sign: “Hall- One- One”
Call Sign Description: Hall= Brigade Name- One= Denotes Heavy Tanker- One = Denotes Second of that type in that brigade.
This is typical of the Heavy Tanker used by the Australian Capital Territory Bushfire Service in the 1980s and 1990s. All tankers from this era were painted “John Deere Yellow” with 1 red beacon and flashing headlights with thin red/yellow/red reflective stripes. The vehicle has crew protection bays forward of the tank where the majority of grassland and forest fire fighting is undertaken, and rear of the tank where the pump is operated from and secondary fire fighting can also be done.
The vehicle is fitted with a roof mounted “Roo Shooting” style spotlight operated from inside the cab.
The Hall Volunteer Bushfire Brigade (as it was called pre 1997) is situated on the N/W boarder region of the ACT and protects the village of Hall and surrounding farm land.
See picture 6925 For the similar ACT RFS Vehicle operated by Jerrabomberra Brigade.
ACT Bushfire Service Heavy Tanker- HALL 11
Cab Chassis: Isusu Twin Cab FSR 700 4x4
Tank Capacity: 3500 litres
Pump: Diesel 3 Cylinder Hatz Motor, Gaam 3 Stage (allowing pump and roll capability)
Foam: AFFF Induction System
Crew: up to 7
Call Sign: “Hall- One- One”
Call Sign Description: Hall= Brigade Name- One= Denotes Heavy Tanker- One = Denotes Second of that type in that brigade.
This is typical of the Heavy Tanker used by the Australian Capital Territory Bushfire Service in the 1980s and 1990s. All tankers from this era were painted “John Deere Yellow” with 1 red beacon and flashing headlights with thin red/yellow/red reflective stripes. The vehicle has crew protection bays forward of the tank where the majority of grassland and forest fire fighting is undertaken, and rear of the tank where the pump is operated from and secondary fire fighting can also be done.
The vehicle is fitted with a roof mounted “Roo Shooting” style spotlight operated from inside the cab.
The Hall Volunteer Bushfire Brigade (as it was called pre 1997) is situated on the N/W boarder region of the ACT and protects the village of Hall and surrounding farm land.
See picture 6925 For the similar ACT RFS Vehicle operated by Jerrabomberra Brigade.
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