LFB F109 damaged Dennis F109 JLT430K London Fire Brigade seen outside Lambeth workshops in 1981 are the remains of a Dennis F109 DPP, an ERF Firefighter DPP and the back end of Dennis F109 DPP JLT430K, and no I have no idea of whose or what happened!

The vehicle list shows Fire Engines and Fire Support Vehicles believed to be in preservation. Photographs or information on these or any other surviving preserved Dennis vehicle would be most welcome. If you can help, please get in touch. Click (linked) registration numbers to …

Dennis F109 HLL, F101 PE and Shelvoke Saxon HP 1986 Stratford open day. Three generations.

The LFB 109s allegedly had the same engine and transmission as the ERFs but the auto box on the 109 was much better behaved than in the ERFs. You could never get the ERF to change up when you wanted it to, but it always seemed to just as you entered a bend, when you least wanted it to. Why was that? Added by Bruce Hoad on 15 November 2017.

Deptford’s 1969 Dennis F109 / Dennis pump escape (WLM 370G) attending a rubbish fire in Rotherhithe. In contrast to the manual gearbox F108, the F109 was provided with automatic transmission.

The F109 was an ideal machine on which to standardize with a powerful Perkins V8 diesel engine, Dennis No. 2 pump, and a vast amount of locker space. In 1977 Dennis upgraded F109 to the F131 (See STY31S) which had a larger engine and brakes and a revised front grill which was to remain in production unchanged for the next 12 years.

GYM 275N This is a Dennis F109 pump escape. It was run by London Fire Brigade from 1975 until 1987 and then sold. It is now restored and privately owned. The frontal view of the appliance. It was used in the first series of ‘London’s Burning’ before wheeled escapes were superseded.

1975 Dennis F109 in The Bill, TV Series, 1984-2010 Ep. 3.01. Class: Trucks, Fire truck — Model origin:

Dennis Society. Dennis Hose Layer - F109 from 1973 (PGN 15L) Click Photo to Return ...