Vienna Fire Department used the unique officer fire truck with 60 hp engine and a pump.
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In 1914 two fire vehicle started their work in Vienna. The series was called Mixt and consisted of a fire engine with an internal combustion engine (60 hp) and rescue vehicle with the same engine. Both trucks had the same pumps. This duo was so...
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Since 1918 Austro-Daimler offered a light fire pumper truck DF4 with a 35 hp engine. The first trucks were sent to fire brigades in 1920. Rosenbauer pump had a capacity of 600 l/min and gave pressure of 15 bar. In addition to this version, the company...
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In the begin of 20th century, Austro-Daimler produced light trucks with gasoline engines with an output of 20 hp.
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The 4 x 4 Wildcat APC was developed by Israel Military Industries (IMI) and American Truck Company to meet the need for a vehicle that combines high levels of protection and manoeuvrability yet appears less menacing than other AFV designs now being used...
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