76BHF005 Bedford WLG Heavy Unit Lancashire County Fire Brigade Electrical-Pickup The Class A tanks were

The Class A tanks were introduced in the mid 1950s and lasted in use into the 1990s using a common chassis as the Class B tanks but with a longer barrel as the liquid is a lighter fuel

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76BHF005 Bedford WLG Heavy Unit Lancashire County Fire Brigade Electrical-Pickup The Class A tanks wereHundreds of self contained heavy pumping units were supplied to the order of the British Government in the months leading up to World War 2. When peacetime returned, most of them formed the mainstay of the re established local authority brigades until new appliances could be delivered. This Bedford based machine represents an example operated by the Fleetwood unit of Lancashire Fire Brigade. In model form, the vehicle which is registered FYH 355, is