Service: NSW Rural Fire Service
Appliance type: Tanker (Cat 1)
Fleet Number:
Cab Chassis: Isuzu
Body Builder: Alexander Perrie
Build Date: December 1998
Registration: NA
Brigade: Jerrabomberra Creek
District: Lake George Zone – Queanbeyan District
Region: East
More photos of Jerrabomberra Creek Brigade
Service: NSW Rural Fire Service
Appliance type: Tanker (Cat 7)
Fleet Number:
Cab Chassis: Isuzu NPS 300
Body Builder: Alexander Perrie
Build Date: August 2012
Registration: NA
Brigade: Jerrabomberra Creek
District: Lake George Zone – Queanbeyan District
Region: East
Jerrabomberra Creek 7 is a 2012 build by Alexander Perrie on an Isuzu NPS 300 Dual Cab.
More photos of Jerrabomberra Creek Brigade
Service – NSW Fire & Rescue
Appliance type – Pumper
Fleet number – ME572
Cab Chassis – Isuzu
Body Builder – SEM
Registration – FBY572
Served at 514 Tweed River/Banora Point
Service – ACT Fire Rescue
Appliance type – Pumper
Fleet number –
Cab Chassis – Scania P310
Body Builder – Varley Engineering
Registration – 213895
This Pumper was built by Varley Engineering in NSW in 2010 and delivered new to Woden Valley Fire Station. It replaces a Scania 93M Pumper
A dedication on the vehicle to fallen firefighter David Balfour reads:
SFQ David Balfour
Killed in the line of duty 17.02.2009
“It’s just what we do“
More photos of all around the vehicle in this album
Appliance type: Tanker (Cat 1)
Fleet Number: BFO1482
Cab Chassis: Isuzu FTS 800
Body Builder: Alexander Perrie
Build Date: April 2014
Registration: NA
Brigade: Loftus
District: Sutherland
Region: East
Loftus Brigade took delivery of their new Isuzu FTS 800 based Alexander Perrie built Cat 1 tanker in mid-2014. This replaced a previous Dual Cab Isuzu which served the brigade for around a decade as their ‘Bravo’ Tanker.
Photos of Loftus Brigade’s station, Freightliner Cat 1 and previous Isuzu 1B can be found in this gallery
Service: NSW Rural Fire Service
Appliance type: Tanker (Cat 7)
Fleet Number:
Cab Chassis: Mitsubishi Canter Dual Cab
Body Builder: Kuipers Engineering
Build Date: April 2004
Registration: NA
Brigade: Woodford
District: Blue Mountains
Region: East
More photos of Woodford Brigade
Service: NSW Rural Fire Service
Appliance type: Tanker (Cat 1)
Fleet Number:
Cab Chassis: Isuzu Dual Cab
Body Builder: Dean Farm Equipment
Build Date: September 2001
Registration: NA
Brigade: Woodford
District: Blue Mountains
Region: East
More photos of Woodford Brigade
Service – Fire & Rescue Service of WA
Appliance type – Urban Tanker
Fleet number – UT79
Cab Chassis – Hino
Body Builder – South West Fire Units
Registration – 1QBE142
UT79 was the first of a new version of the Urban Tanker for Career stations, to replace the aging Medium Tanker builds. It was based on existing 2.4 and 3.4 designs with additional modifications in consultation with firefighters due to the unique role that these tankers perform. The metro career Urban Tankers are staffed by 2 firefighters and have a key role in attacking bush fires in the metro area working with Pumpers and Light Tankers. Features such as a rear deck with monitor mounts, pump controls and communications to the driver as well as a ‘dead reel’ enable the crew of 2 to work efficiently.
The photographs captured were taken during a familiarisation session with firefighters before the appliance was assigned to a station.
Service – Fire & Rescue Service of WA
Appliance type – 3.4 Urban Tanker
Fleet number – UT09
Cab Chassis – Isuzu FTS 750
Body Builder – MacDonald Johnston Engineering
Registration – 1QAM243
The Urban Tanker is designed to provide a rural fire fighting capacity along with basic urban/structural firefighting capability. The vehicle carries 3000L of water, Breathing Apparatus and associated firefighting equipment.
This vehicle was built by MacDonald Johnston Engineering and delivered new to Cue Fire Brigade in 2004.
Service – MFB Melbourne
Appliance Type – POD Transporter
Fleet Number – Car 165
Cab Chassis – International ACCO 2350G
Body Builder –
Registration – MWU233
Commissioned – May 1996
Car165 was Commissioned in 1996 and served at 38 South Melbourne and 47 Footscray fire stations. It was disposed of in 2011 and is has been seen in commercial operation.
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