Re: W.A Fire Appliances
Posted: Thu Feb 17, 2011 6:58 pm
The appliance is, not the photo. Wish it was the photo though! 
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W.A Fire Appliances
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Re: W.A Fire Appliances
Posted: Sun Feb 20, 2011 2:06 pm
Welshpool 1st has changed from MP74 to MP45. Apparently it will be a couple of weeks until they get back MP74
Re: W.A Fire Appliances
Posted: Sun Feb 20, 2011 3:01 pm
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Re: W.A Fire Appliances
Posted: Wed Feb 23, 2011 5:50 pm
GWN7 News wrote:Bunbury and Kalgoorlie have their new UPHRs. Geraldton has received their new one recently. Albany are to get theirs soon.
Re: W.A Fire Appliances
Posted: Mon Mar 07, 2011 4:18 pm
Albany has their new $600,000 machine.. Noticed you have a new bus now Wes 
Re: W.A Fire Appliances
Posted: Mon Mar 07, 2011 9:54 pm
2½ years new.
I was informed of Albany having their new UPHR tonight. They'll be doing the training on it before getting rid of the Acco. AFAIK one of the Station Officers will be conducting the training.
I was informed of Albany having their new UPHR tonight. They'll be doing the training on it before getting rid of the Acco. AFAIK one of the Station Officers will be conducting the training.
Re: W.A Fire Appliances
Posted: Tue Mar 08, 2011 6:47 pm
The Acco is off to Forrestfield so I'm told.. and my bad about the slowness.
Re: W.A Fire Appliances
Posted: Wed Mar 16, 2011 6:28 pm
Blast, Saw Fortescue's (presume its for FMG) new Fire truck at the Tonkin X Horie heading east miller lights on my home today, no pic sorry
All white tanker, Isuzu, High Chassis, with yellow and black Checker around the middle, 3 peanut lights on the roof, Red Amber and Blue.
Red writing on the side, Fortescue Emergency Service
All white tanker, Isuzu, High Chassis, with yellow and black Checker around the middle, 3 peanut lights on the roof, Red Amber and Blue.
Red writing on the side, Fortescue Emergency Service
Re: W.A Fire Appliances
Posted: Mon Mar 21, 2011 9:02 pm
3 or 4 brigades within the City of Albany are receiving new units.. we're getting two! will throw some pics up when they arrive later this week.
Re: W.A Fire Appliances
Posted: Wed Apr 06, 2011 6:13 pm
We received our new light tanker today, replacing the old landrover, looks the goods. Will get some photos up later.
Re: W.A Fire Appliances
Posted: Wed Apr 06, 2011 6:50 pm
Bornholm?
Re: W.A Fire Appliances
Posted: Wed Apr 06, 2011 7:02 pm
South Coast 
Re: W.A Fire Appliances
Posted: Sun Apr 17, 2011 8:53 pm
Duncraig has a Series 3 Pump Again...
Daglish 1st HP25
Daglish 1st LT, looks like the new V8 with the new flat line lights
Daglish 1st HP25
Daglish 1st LT, looks like the new V8 with the new flat line lights
Re: W.A Fire Appliances
Posted: Tue Apr 19, 2011 8:34 pm
Spotted a brand new LT with LED roof lights heading south on the Kwinana Fwy this afternoon.
No call sign - but it looked like a stretched version - 4 Doors! - Red in colour and had 2 hose-reels on the back that looked absolutley brand spankers.
Dealer Plates on the front and back too - and no unit number on the roof like all other appliances usually have... Just thought I'd mention it - perhaps someone knows which station it will be heading to eventually...
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No call sign - but it looked like a stretched version - 4 Doors! - Red in colour and had 2 hose-reels on the back that looked absolutley brand spankers.
Dealer Plates on the front and back too - and no unit number on the roof like all other appliances usually have... Just thought I'd mention it - perhaps someone knows which station it will be heading to eventually...
G
Re: W.A Fire Appliances
Posted: Thu Apr 21, 2011 11:37 pm
New water efficient firefighting appliance for brigade
Monday 18 April 2011 – 1:10 PM
Quinns Rocks Bush Fire Brigade is now better equipped to fight bushfires after receiving a new $105 000 light tanker.
The appliance uses water more efficiently, which is vitally important with Western Australia being a large dry state at risk from bushfire every year.
FESA North Coastal District Manager Mike Teraci said the new light tanker was equipped with the latest state of the art firefighting equipment which would help firefighters respond to emergencies.
“The old Quinns Rocks appliance was nearing the end of its life,” Mr Teraci said.
“The new light tanker can pump 250 litres of water per minute and has many safety features that will make responding safer including improved braking and handling capabilities not available when the old appliance was built.”
What makes this Lt use water more efficiently??
Monday 18 April 2011 – 1:10 PM
Quinns Rocks Bush Fire Brigade is now better equipped to fight bushfires after receiving a new $105 000 light tanker.
The appliance uses water more efficiently, which is vitally important with Western Australia being a large dry state at risk from bushfire every year.
FESA North Coastal District Manager Mike Teraci said the new light tanker was equipped with the latest state of the art firefighting equipment which would help firefighters respond to emergencies.
“The old Quinns Rocks appliance was nearing the end of its life,” Mr Teraci said.
“The new light tanker can pump 250 litres of water per minute and has many safety features that will make responding safer including improved braking and handling capabilities not available when the old appliance was built.”
What makes this Lt use water more efficiently??