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       #Post#: 6328--------------------------------------------------
       Ex-German Volunteer Fire Truck
       By: Clever Hans Date: April 3, 2016, 2:01 pm
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       Hi all,
       here are some pics of the U1300L 37 with 3-window DOKA cab that
       we are hoping to bring into the UK towards the end of April.
       Going over to IJmuiden to pick it up and bringing it back on the
       ferry to Newcastle.
       28,500km on the clock, fast axles and the OM352 engine... plus
       PTO water pump and front hydraulics... exhaust brake too - I
       think we're going to have fun! Just a shame it doesn't have a
       roof hatch...  :D
       BTW, if we post the VIN number, could one of you guys decode it
       for us?
       We've decided that as we're going to be using it to move house,
       among other things, it's probably going to be most practical to
       get it plated and tested as a private HGV to begin with. Luckily
       Sue (the driver) has the C1 category on her license.  8)
       We're also considering running it on veg oil at some point. ATG
       does what looks like quite a comprehensive kit, and it's TUV
       approved, though it's pricey  :-\
       Hoping the image attachment works...
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       Rob & Sue
       #Post#: 6331--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Ex-German Volunteer Fire Truck
       By: casto Date: April 3, 2016, 3:07 pm
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       That is a nice mog! I've not seen a doka with that size cab on
       it, it's vast!
       How do you manage to sit in it and not put the lights and siren
       on! 😂
       #Post#: 6337--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Ex-German Volunteer Fire Truck
       By: Clever Hans Date: April 3, 2016, 5:36 pm
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       [quote author=casto link=topic=652.msg6331#msg6331
       date=1459714041]
       That is a nice mog! I've not seen a doka with that size cab on
       it, it's vast!
       How do you manage to sit in it and not put the lights and siren
       on! 😂
       [/quote]
       LOL yeah, the temptation will be high... but helped by the fact
       that the blue lights at least will have to be covered before it
       hits UK roads.
       Spotted this on VK Cars' website, and knew it was the one for
       us. We've not seen the super-long DOKA before either - awesome,
       isn't it? Very happy.
       8) :D
       #Post#: 6340--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Ex-German Volunteer Fire Truck
       By: Villager Date: April 4, 2016, 4:23 am
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       Hi Rob,
       If you send me your vin number I can certainly look at getting
       you a date card, however with it being a fire engine I might not
       be able to (it may be similar to the military mogs where they're
       not listed)
       Also in regards to running veg, the OM352 although not the best,
       will run veg oil happily (I'll wait for moose to confirm this).
       If you want to go the whole hog take the OM352 out and replace
       it with the OM312, perfect for veg as it has pre-combustion
       chambers :)
       #Post#: 6345--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Ex-German Volunteer Fire Truck
       By: moose Date: April 4, 2016, 12:28 pm
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       [quote author=Clever Hans link=topic=652.msg6337#msg6337
       date=1459722994]
       [quote author=casto link=topic=652.msg6331#msg6331
       date=1459714041]
       That is a nice mog! I've not seen a doka with that size cab on
       it, it's vast!
       How do you manage to sit in it and not put the lights and siren
       on! 😂
       [/quote]
       LOL yeah, the temptation will be high... but helped by the fact
       that the blue lights at least will have to be covered before it
       hits UK roads.
       Spotted this on VK Cars' website, and knew it was the one for
       us. We've not seen the super-long DOKA before either - awesome,
       isn't it? Very happy.
       I don't think you need to cover the blues you just not allowed
       to use them on a public road 😊
       8) :D
       [/quote]
       #Post#: 6346--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Ex-German Volunteer Fire Truck
       By: moose Date: April 4, 2016, 12:33 pm
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       [quote author=Villager link=topic=652.msg6340#msg6340
       date=1459761834]
       Hi Rob,
       If you send me your vin number I can certainly look at getting
       you a date card, however with it being a fire engine I might not
       be able to (it may be similar to the military mogs where they're
       not listed)
       Also in regards to running veg, the OM352 although not the best,
       will run veg oil happily (I'll wait for moose to confirm this).
       If you want to go the whole hog take the OM352 out and replace
       it with the OM312, perfect for veg as it has pre-combustion
       chambers :)
       [/quote]
       The 352 will run on Veg but you need to run the engine on a
       vegetable based engine oil and change it at half intervals the
       issue being the oil passes the rings and needs to blend with the
       oil in the sump. If you need more info let me know and I can put
       you in touch with a man that can.
       Moose
       Moose
       #Post#: 6360--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Ex-German Volunteer Fire Truck
       By: Clever Hans Date: April 5, 2016, 3:02 pm
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       [quote author=moose link=topic=652.msg6346#msg6346
       date=1459791237]
       [quote author=Villager link=topic=652.msg6340#msg6340
       date=1459761834]
       Hi Rob,
       If you send me your vin number I can certainly look at getting
       you a date card, however with it being a fire engine I might not
       be able to (it may be similar to the military mogs where they're
       not listed)
       Also in regards to running veg, the OM352 although not the best,
       will run veg oil happily (I'll wait for moose to confirm this).
       If you want to go the whole hog take the OM352 out and replace
       it with the OM312, perfect for veg as it has pre-combustion
       chambers :)
       [/quote]
       The 352 will run on Veg but you need to run the engine on a
       vegetable based engine oil and change it at half intervals the
       issue being the oil passes the rings and needs to blend with the
       oil in the sump. If you need more info let me know and I can put
       you in touch with a man that can.
       Moose
       Moose
       [/quote]
       Yes please! :D
       #Post#: 6367--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Ex-German Volunteer Fire Truck
       By: Rabbit Recovery Date: April 6, 2016, 2:57 pm
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       Veg oil info for me too please Moose!
       Nice Mog Rob and Sue!
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