Geser F-250 4x4

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Geser F-250 4x4
Geser F-250 4x4

Geser F-250 4x4
General properties
crew 1 driver, 7 to 9 passengers
length 5.70 m
width 2.60 m
height 2.65 m
Dimensions 4.5 t
agility
drive V8 petrol with lead additive
Top speed 140 km / h on the road
Power / weight

The Geser F-250 4x4 is a fire engine from Switzerland .

History and Development

The Geser F-250 4x4 fire fighting vehicles have been designed by Geser AG in Littau in the canton of Lucerne since 1975 . Often adapted specifically to the various needs of Swiss fire services. The Geser F-250 4x4 model is based on the Ford F-250 and was widely used as respiratory protection, personnel and material transport. The vehicle has all-wheel drive with off-road reduction with compensation in the transfer case and automatic differential lock on the rear axle. A trailer hook for carrying various fire service trailers, as required. The tires consist of 4x 9.50 16.5 TC with a tire pressure of 4.5 bar at the front and 5.0 bar at the rear. The braking system is based on vacuum-assisted hydraulic brakes. Various fire brigades in Switzerland still have such vehicles in their inventory as vintage vehicles for festivities and removals. A Geser F-250 4x4 of the Zug volunteer fire brigade in the configuration as a breathing apparatus is in the Zuger depot technology history .

photos

  • Geser 4x4 F-250 front

  • Geser 4x4 F-250 cockpit

  • Geser 4x4 F-250 rear

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