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II Making its debut straight from frontline action at Nurburgring
4th October 2001, Page 16
4th October 2001
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— II Making its debut straight from frontline action at Nurburgring
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in Germany covering the recent Formula-1 Grand Prix is the five litre Chevrolet pickup fated with the Tyro Systems remote control fire tender/response unit. Designed for racetracks and airports, the system needs to be worked straight from a hydraulic PTO instead of a separate battery—hence the eyecatching Chevy. The rear houses a high pressure hose with a 200-litre tank offering eight minutes of continuous water jet. There is a gritter for covering oil spillages, heavyduty scissors and multi function control unit for manual, wander lead or wireless application. The UK suppliers are Ryders International,