Fire & Emergency

XDR DONGFENG RESCUE FIRE TRUCK

Dongfeng 4×2 rescue support with crane and lighting.

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Purpose-built possibilities

Vehicle range: Xindongri / XDR
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Your work.
Your specification.

A Dongfeng-based rescue fire truck reference combining equipment storage with listed lifting, winching and lighting devices. Its published chassis information supports comparison with other rescue platforms. The required tool inventory and operating access should drive the final body specification.

Manufacturer model YZR5132TXFJY130/E6
Rescue inventory and deployment layout
Written equipment inventory and acceptance scope required

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A clear starting point

Configuration overview.

Photographs show vehicles from the manufacturer’s range. Confirm the exact chassis, model code, capacity and operating limits for the vehicle quoted to you.

Vehicle model: YZR5132TXFJY130/E6
Overall dimensions: 8900×2550×3400mm
Gross vehicle mass: 13000kg
Approach angle: 19°
Departure angle: 10°
Drive arrangement: 4x2
Wheelbase: 4700mm
Engine model: B6.2NS6B230
Engine rated power: 169kW
Engine displacement: 6200mL
Chassis model: EQ1185DJ9CDF
Curb mass: 12550kg
Rescue winch — maximum pull: 70KN
Rescue crane — maximum working radius: 8.3m

Planning your vehicle

Rescue inventory and deployment layout

Describe the rescue work, expected crew and tool masses. Obtain a compartment drawing, crane load chart and lighting deployment envelope. Review stabiliser access and operating clearances before approving a body layout for the receiving station.

Crew cab layout

The YZR5132TXFJY130/E6 equipment description specifies Four-door access, two-row crew seating.

Equipment compartment construction

The YZR5132TXFJY130/E6 equipment description specifies aluminium roller shutters, tiered equipment storage, storage arranged around equipment dimensions.

Working equipment and operating references — YZR5132TXFJY130/E6

Rescue winch — maximum pull: 70KN; Rescue crane — maximum working radius: 8.3m.

Before you enquire.

What should I include in an enquiry for this vehicle?

Response duty, destination, crew, terrain, water/foam requirements, carried equipment, local standards and acceptance scope. Request the exact model codes and equipment list, with inspection, spare-parts and shipping scope itemised.

Can a water tender, foam truck and CAFS truck be specified the same way?

No. Water supply, foam equipment and compressed-air foam describe different system requirements. State the operational brief and ask for a model-specific technical proposal. The final equipment list, documentation and agreed acceptance tests define the purchase.

How do I confirm the exact vehicle?

Request the chassis and complete vehicle model codes, specification sheet, current photographs and written equipment list. Listing images do not confirm stock or approval for your destination country.

Does the configurator show this exact vehicle?

The configurator is a separate three-view concept preview. It does not reproduce every manufacturer vehicle. Use this gallery and the specification supplied with your quotation to review the actual build.

What about warranty, spare parts and delivery?

Confirm chassis and body warranty separately, including exclusions and the responsible service provider. Request a spare-parts list, operating manual, inspection plan and shipping scope. Delivery dates and support terms are agreed in the written quotation.

Does the estimate include every cost?

The separate configurator uses illustrative USD amounts, not prices for this listing. Request a written quotation specifying equipment, taxes and delivery costs.

From enquiry to handover

Know what you are buying.

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A written specification.

Agree the chassis model, body capacity, equipment list and destination requirements. Request the exact model code, dimensional drawing and quotation before placing an order.

Evidence before dispatch.

Agree an inspection checklist and request current photos, operating videos and vehicle identification for the quoted build. Confirm shipping scope, documents and delivery milestones in writing.

A clear support scope.

Confirm who supports the chassis and body, warranty coverage, exclusions, spare parts and training. Service availability and response arrangements form part of the quotation.