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Adapting to Any Challenge: The Flexibility of the 6x6 Hiload Light Utility Vehic

A real leader in versatility, the 6x6 Hiload Light Utility Vehicle is equipped to handle any situation. It adapts effortlessly to a variety of applications and locations because to its adaptable architecture and programmable capabilities. The Hiload LUV is excellent at carrying equipment, negotiating difficult terrain, and acting as a mobile command post. Its modular construction makes it simple to reconfigure and include specialised equipment. Discover the adaptability and dependability of the 6x6 Hiload Light Utility Vehicle as it successfully completes every task.<br>

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Adapting to Any Challenge: The Flexibility of the 6x6 Hiload Light Utility Vehic

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  1. WILDLAND FIRE ENGINE Numerous specialized Fire & Rescue applications are well matched to the 6x6 HILOAD's payload, load area, maneuverability, and single rear wheel style. The equipment cabins have a lot more room than 4x4 pickup trucks and have enough payload to transport a variety of equipment and media. A higher level of off- road mobility is provided by the 6x6 drivetrains for wildfire and incident situations in isolated areas. The automobile may also be utilized in multi-story and subterranean urban parking garages with 190 cm height restrictions. LIGHT UTILITY VEHICLE The 4x4 vehicles that battlefield ambulances have historically been built on are no longer adequate as the user need grows to incorporate additional life support equipment and up to 4 patients, necessitating more capacity, weight, and equivalent mobility. This issue is resolved by a 6x6 vehicle, whose additional axle boosts payload to 3,000 kg and lengthens the load bed by 1230 mm. Importantly, the two rear axles distribute the added weight to reduce and optimize ground pressure between the three axles, increasing vehicle movement. www.6x6hiload.co.uk

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