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NSW Fire Brigade - Scania

Appliances 
 

The NSW Fire Brigade decided to use a Scania vehicle as a more modern fire appliance than the International appliances elsewhere on this site and can be commonly seen in the Sydney Metropolitan area in Aerial Ladder Platform, Rescue/Pumper and Pumper configurations. 

 

Penrith's Scania Aerial Ladder Platform. Penrith Leagues Club Fire Safety Day, October 2001.

 

Castle Hill's Scania Pumper/Rescue truck arrives at Castle Hill Police station as part of a rescue demonstration. November 2001.

  

 

 
3 appliances attended this alarm at the Furama Hotel at Surry Hills. City of Sydney's Scania Pumper is the first appliance. June 2001. 
City of Sydney Scania pumper (right) with firefighters preparing to leave the scene of the alarm at the Furama Hotel, Surry Hills. June 2001.
City of Sydney Scania pumper, Furama Hotel, Surry Hills. June 2001.
Mercedes Benz tanker (left) and Scania Aerial Pumper (right) at Penrith Fire station, August 2001. 
Penrith's Scania Aerial Pumper returning from a bushfire at Mulgoa, December 2001.
Glebe's type 4 Scania Pumper at Picton Fire station, January 2002.

Matraville Scania type 4 Pumper at a backburn at Loftus, December 2001.
 

Castle Hill's Scania Rescue/Pumper leaves the station on a call. As luck would have it, a car appears at the wrong time in photo 2 to prevent a rapid exit. February 2002.

  

 

Page last updated 16 February 2002.

 
 

 

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