Story of the exhibit
A Magirus fire engine with a double cab and a hydraulic telescopic ladder with a working height of 30 metres. It came to Estonia as humanitarian aid from the Rosersberg rescue school in Sweden and from 1993 was used at the Haapsalu station of the Läänemaa Rescue Service. It was retired in Haapsalu because of its age (modernising the ladder hydraulics would have been too expensive). Relatively low mileage.
About the model
Production years: 1965–1972
The L46/L47, the most popular heavy truck of the 1960s, fitted with the "System 8" engine, was designated N84.
Manufacturer
AB Volvo
Sweden
In 1915 the well-known Swedish ball bearing maker AB SKF registered the trademark Volvo (Latin for "I roll"), intended for a new brand of ball bearings. That plan came to nothing, but in the following decade the name came into use in the car industry. The first car bearing the Volvo name was…
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