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Scania P113/Bronto Skylift 22-2T HDT
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No: 3383   Contributor: Bomba Boy   Year: 2005   Manufacturer: Scania   Country: Brunei
Scania P113/Bronto Skylift 22-2T HDT

Brunei fire&rescue Scania/Bronto Skylift 22-2T HDT(HP13). BFRD only owns two units of this appliances. The unique about the BFRD aerial appliances is they seldom press into incident site. Fire995 had post the HP13 before.
Picture added on 14 June 2007
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I wonder what this is like to drive? Do you see that the turret is a long way behind the rear axle so a lot of the weight is at the back. The back suspension looks very compressed whilst the front suspension is lightly loaded and is riding very high.

Added by Barry on 14 June 2007.
Yep, I agree it is loaded. Anywhere it drives as usual, but when the Bronto was in use the Scania engine will break down. Turret? Which turret are you talking about? i'm quite confused.

Added by Bomba Boy on 14 June 2007.
Bomba,
Sorry I am using TL terminology. What I mean is the fulcrum frame where the booms are attached and pivot from.

Added by Barry on 14 June 2007.
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