Who's smarter the Cops or CFA?

I think I know someone who has one of them....

Hey Mr & Mrs Ho har? :D check out red130

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Originally Posted by digger

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QAV = quick attack vehicle (4wd response vehicle with less than 1000Ltr capacity)

QRV = quick response vehicle (4wd response - up to 1000 ltr cap. - basically same as QRV)

14 = this is using SA CFS numbering guidelines, first number is capacity of water carried (1 = 1,000) and second signifies 2 or 4 wheel drive.

our 14 is a toyota landcruiser with 1000Ltr and basic other equipment.

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Geez I'm glad you clarified that the QRV is basically the same as QRV! :wasntme:

Not those one's but I think they do have an ex fire service (possibly CFA) 130.
These two were up for auction July and September 2010.

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Originally Posted by Lotz-A-Landies

Geez I'm glad you clarified that the QRV is basically the same as QRV! :wasntme:

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mmm almost exactly the same in fact...

Just by co incidence the QRV and the QAV are almost the same too!
(normally carry about 500-1000ltrs)
:p
thanks Diana!!

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Originally Posted by Mick_Marsh

Not those one's but I think they do have an ex fire service (possibly CFA) 130.
These two were up for auction July and September 2010.

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sorry yes that is what I meant... MMM Im getting caned in this thread!

So it's the CFA then?

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Originally Posted by flagg

How much water can it carry? Biggest prob with the deefers is you have less than 10 seconds of water...

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Umm, not much :D

It's not a very big tank, can't recall how many litres, but not many.

At least the Defender can drive down the bicycle track between Belgrave and Upwey, the Patrol would get jammed between the posts :D

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Originally Posted by SuperMono

At least the Defender can drive down the bicycle track between Belgrave and Upwey, the Patrol would get jammed between the posts :D

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Speaking from experience?

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Originally Posted by rick130

Umm, not much :D

It's not a very big tank, can't recall how many litres, but not many.

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CFA dual cab LR had 400 litre tanks