Rushmoor's off-road 4x4 fire appliance for dealing with wildfires (O2 M4)
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- Опубліковано 11 вер 2024
- A cinematic look around 02 M4, a 4x4 fire appliance purchased by Hampshire Fire and Rescue Service for use at Rushmoor fire station. A quick look around some of the equipment carried on the vehicle and the vehicles capability to assist firefighters to be able to deal with a range of emergency off road incidents quickly and effectively.
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The Iveco Daily is a fantastic truck, very under rated
What a ace video 👍
Cool vehicle i wish you good Work with iveco
Smallest wild land fire apparatus I’ve ever seen 😂😂 so cute
Music was set to high for your video.
Interesting rig.
In the UK what type of wildland is this, sounds like a Type 6 WLFF
Not sure how to answer this 🤦🏼♂️ Not heard of a type 6 to be honest, sorry
@@BurtonMedia i believe he is referring to the US types of wildland engines
if your referring to the the US types of wildland engine it would be a type 6 or a type 5 wildland engine