File: Isuzu Firetruck.swf-(7.1 MB, 640x360, Japanese)
[_] Anonymous 09/12/13(Thu)12:46 No.2109722
Marked for deletion (old).
>> [_] Anonymous 09/12/13(Thu)13:15 No.2109743
Holy Shit. ISUZU trucks don't fuck around.
>> [_] Anonymous 09/12/13(Thu)13:18 No.2109746
How in the fuck?
>> [_] Anonymous 09/12/13(Thu)13:26 No.2109755
>driving through 6ft of water
>turn on winshield wipers
>> [_] Anonymous 09/12/13(Thu)13:28 No.2109756
Wow, that truck does not give a FUCK.
>> [_] Anonymous 09/12/13(Thu)14:09 No.2109786
The river is too deep to ford. You lose:
1 hat
12 grandfather clocks
>> [_] !4X8vLLNDE2 09/12/13(Thu)14:11 No.2109790
What I would like to know is where on the truck does the air-intake happen? Because, from the
looks of it, the engine is airtight below the cabin.
>> [_] Anonymous 09/12/13(Thu)14:18 No.2109798
... it couldnt be electric?
>> [_] Anonymous 09/12/13(Thu)14:29 No.2109807
>>2109790
It probably has a snorkel behind the cabin, up near the lights.
>>2109798
It's a diesel engine. Emergency services are generally the last to adopt new or updated
technology, because they need to make sure it won't break down. Wasting fuel on old tech is more
desirable than letting someone die because the fuel efficient new thing failed en route.
You can clearly hear the diesel in the original video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hyHo8v9IQvs
>> [_] Anonymous 09/12/13(Thu)14:42 No.2109816
>>2109755
>>2109786
this is why /f/ is best board
>> [_] Anonymous 09/12/13(Thu)14:55 No.2109827
underwater firetruck, cant figure out how to turn off autofocus..
>> [_] f4r !HanakoDlmg 09/12/13(Thu)15:00 No.2109835
>>2109786
Oh god my sides
>>2109807
This guy's on to it. Emergency vehicles are designed for emergency use, hence why it's fitted
with a snorkel, etc. As for the engine, you'd be surprised. Most diesels will quite happily run
completely underwater provided they sill have air and fuel. The ECU won't like it, that's for
sure, but it'll run for a bit. Older diesels will keep going even longer.
>> [_] Anonymous 09/12/13(Thu)15:23 No.2109859
Firetrucks don't stop for red lights.
