South East B14

Started by medevac, February 02, 2006, 08:52:19 PM

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medevac

blinky;

can you post any pics/info on South east B14??? saw your pic of it on SACFS promotions and was just curious...

calspec

Also curious,

Doesn't look like CFS fleet.  Must be either ForestrySA or DEH (National Parks & Wildlife).  Courier or Bronco?

On the ForestrySA subject, anyone got any photos of the FireKings that Forestry used to replace their old RFW's? (Sorry for raiding your post, Medevac)

medevac

think i found it... South East DEH??

rescue5271

south east B14 is one of the new and only ford appliances in service with DEH based in MOUNT GAMBIER,its ok for forset work but not good for fast grass fire's there is no work area on the rear and from the crew that I spoke to they would rather have there old toyota back.. I was not happy that the crew where standing on the rear tray with no protection other than holding on with one hand and spraying water with the other hand.... Not a bad looking unit not sure of cost.....

Robert-Robert34

I agree rescue5271 South East Bravo 14 does have it's disadvantages with not being able to be used for chasing vertical running grass fires but is still a beauty of a unit cause of it's sizwe and very comfy seats

South East Alpha 14 is alot better suited for chasing running grass fires cause its a toyota hilux ute with alot of grunt  :wink:
Kalangadoo Brigade

oz fire

Courage is not the absence of fear, but rather the ability to control it.

Firefrog


rescue5271

#7
I have a few photos of the b14 would have taken few more but as busy at the time.. I have been trying to upload them but it will not let me????




Firefrog


Mike

well it cretainly look s the part.....  :-)

steved01

Quote from: calspec on February 03, 2006, 02:13:52 AM
Also curious,

Doesn't look like CFS fleet.  Must be either ForestrySA or DEH (National Parks & Wildlife).  Courier or Bronco?

On the ForestrySA subject, anyone got any photos of the FireKings that Forestry used to replace their old RFW's? (Sorry for raiding your post, Medevac)
3rd law of radiant heat: When your warning lights melt, it's a sign that you parked too close.

steved01

Sorry guys, it was me that posted the FireKing photo, not quite used to the site yet but getting there. Photo taken at Ngarkat a couple of weeks ago.

Cheers

Dave
3rd law of radiant heat: When your warning lights melt, it's a sign that you parked too close.

bajdas

I was in Mt Gambier Blue Lake Caravan Park over Australia Day holiday. Small fire in the pine plantation opposite the caravan park gave me an insight into the fireking's operating.

Awsome size of the fireking trucks when two arrived to extinguish the fire. Multiple MFS, SAPOL, CFS and Forestry vehicles also on site.

Photographs takens with a film camera (I am a bit behind current technology :roll:). The camera's film is being processed now, so will scan and publish photos when I get them.
Andrew Macmichael
lives at Pt Noarlunga South.

My personal opinion only.

Mike

Did anyone else have issues accessing Daves photo? Or is my computer just being stupid?