Service – MFB Melbourne
Appliance Type – Mark 5 Pumper
Fleet Number – Car 018
Cab Chassis – Scania 94G 300
Body Builder – Mills Tui
Registration – MBM467
Commissioned – 2003
Car 18 is a ‘Mark 5 Pumper’ built by Mills Tui and commissioned in 2005.
It’s part of the MFB reserve pool.
Service – MFB Melbourne
Appliance Type – Mark 5 Pumper
Fleet Number – Car 005
Cab Chassis – Scania 94G 300
Body Builder – Mills Tui
Registration – MBB329
Commissioned – 2003
Car 8 is a ‘Mark 5 Pumper’ built by Mills Tui in 2003.
It’s part of the MFB reserve pool.
Service – MFB Melbourne
Appliance Type – Mark 5 Pumper
Fleet Number – Car 004
Cab Chassis – Scania 94G 300
Body Builder – Mills Tui
Registration – MBB328
Commissioned – 2003
Car 4 is a ‘Mark 5 Pumper’ built by Mills Tui in 2003.
It’s part of the MFB reserve pool.
Service – MFB Melbourne
Appliance Type – Pumper
Fleet Number – Car 002
Cab Chassis – Scania 94D 310
Body Builder – Mills Tui
Registration – MBB327
Commissioned – 2003
Car 002 is a ‘Mark 5 Pumper’ and was the first built by Mills Tui in 2003. Photographed below in NSW, when it was part of the contingent assisting with the devastating October 2013 bushfires around Sydney. It’s part of the MFB reserve pool.
In MFB tradition, this appliance shows a dedication to an MFB officer, with Car002 dedicated to N E Van Every, Chief Fire Officer 1974 – 1979
Service – NSW Fire & Rescue
Appliance type – Rescue Pumper
Fleet number – ME487
Cab Chassis – Isuzu
Body Builder – Skilled (SEM)
Registration – BC37RL
Served at 399 Narrabri
Built by Skilled Engineering (now SEM Fire & Rescue) in July 2002
Service – Fire & Rescue Service of WA
Appliance type – Medium Pumper
Fleet number – MP60
Cab Chassis – International ACCO 2350
Body Builder – South West Fire Units
Registration – 1ALI099
This pumper was part of a build of 6 on ACCO 2350 cab chassis. Most were originally setup as a standard Medium Pumper and later modified to become a Medium Pumper Heavy Rescue for use at major regional stations. The addition of a bullbar and updated signage are key visual signs of the rebuild. This appliance appears to have the midlife rebuild complete without the upgrade to Heavy Rescue
By 2015, this appliance had been replaced at Karratha by a Scania
Photographed in 2013, thanks Matt
Service – Fire & Rescue Service of WA
Appliance type – Urban Pumper
Fleet number – UP05
Cab Chassis – Scania P310
Body Builder –
Registration – 1QBP374
This Urban Pumper replaced an Acco 2350 based Medium Pumper at Bunbury station.
DFES states: “UP Series appliance design is a continuous improvement upgrade to the Heavy Pump appliance series first commissioned in 2008.
The UP series development process incorporates the commissioning by Fleet and Equipment Services of FESA generated drawings and specifications, proto type manufacture under direction, and full scale manufacturing. This process was adapted in recognition of the variations experienced across the preceding MP and HP series where the contracted manufacturer directed the appliance build process. The process provides for standardisation across the series irrespective of manufacturers (provided capability has been demonstrated) and has resulted in reduced delivery timelines.”
Service – Fire & Rescue Service of WA
Appliance type – Urban Pumper
Fleet number – UP07
Cab Chassis – Scania P310
Body Builder –
Registration – 1QBP394
This Urban Pumper replaced an Acco 2350 based Medium Pumper at Kalgoorlie-Boulder station.
DFES states: “UP Series appliance design is a continuous improvement upgrade to the Heavy Pump appliance series first commissioned in 2008.
The UP series development process incorporates the commissioning by Fleet and Equipment Services of FESA generated drawings and specifications, proto type manufacture under direction, and full scale manufacturing. This process was adapted in recognition of the variations experienced across the preceding MP and HP series where the contracted manufacturer directed the appliance build process. The process provides for standardisation across the series irrespective of manufacturers (provided capability has been demonstrated) and has resulted in reduced delivery timelines.”
Thanks to Matt for these photos.
Service – Fire & Rescue Service of WA
Appliance type – Medium Pumper
Fleet number – MP61
Cab Chassis – International ACCO 2350
Body Builder – South West Fire Units
Registration – 1QAJ503
This pumper was part of a build of 6 on ACCO 2350 cab chassis. It was originally setup as a standard Medium Pumper and then after a midlife rebuild was modified to become a Medium Pumper Heavy Rescue for use at major regional stations. The addition of a bullbar and updated signage are key visual signs of the rebuild.
Photographed in 2004 at Daglish Fire Station – in MP configuration
Photographed at the training academy at Forrestfield in 2012
Service – ACT Fire Rescue
Appliance type – Pumper
Fleet number –
Cab Chassis – Scania 93M 250
Body Builder – Australia Fire Co.
Registration – 207106
This Pumper was built by Australia Fire Co in SA in the early 1990s. It was replaced at Woden Valley Fire Station by a 2010 Varley Build Scania.
More photos of all around the vehicle in this album
http://photos.liveitseeit.com/FireGear/ACT-Fire-Service/ACTFR-Pumper-3/
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