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No: 4299   Contributor: Tom Jefferson   Year: 2007   Manufacturer: Mercedes-Benz   Country: United Kingdom
London Fire Brigade Aerial Ladder Platform

ALP10 BV57DFC
Mercedes-Benz Econic 2629 / Magirus ALP325
The first of nine new Aerial Ladder Platforms for the London Fire Brigade, currently in use for training at Dagenham fire station.
Picture added on 21 October 2007
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London Fire Brigade, United Kingdom
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how high can go this ladder platform

Added by J.J. on 08 December 2007.
Hi JJ. With aerial booms the maximum working height is usually incorporated within the model number. Therefore a Magirus ALP325 has a maximum working height of 32.5 metres. Similarly, with a Bronto F32RL for example, it is 32 metres. For a Simon SS263 Hydraulic Platform, it is 26.3 metres. An SS220 is 22 metres. Hope this helps.

Added by Yelp Bullhorn on 15 December 2007.
Thanks i assume it is 32.5 m, but i was confused with this no. 5 (meaning 0.5 m )

Added by J. J. on 18 December 2007.
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