The ZIL-131 configured as a fire truck, commonly known under the Soviet/Russian designation AC-40 (131)-137 or PMZ variants, has distinct technical specifications and utility in the real world and in simulation games like Farming Simulator.
Features
- Off-road first intervention vehicle for accessing remote forest fires, mountainous areas, or muddy terrain where modern urban highway trucks (4×2 or light 4x4s) would get stuck.
- Classic, rugged option for rural maps, Eastern European-themed environments, or emergency mission scenarios where mechanical toughness is prioritized over modern digital technology.
- 3D-modeled side compartments for simulating the deployment of extrication tools, extra hose sections, and first-aid gear.
Specifications
- Axle configuration: 6×6 drive with permanent all-wheel drive across its three axles.
- Engine: 6.0-liter V8 gasoline engine, with many mod conversions simulating adapted diesel variants.
- Engine power: Around 150 horsepower (HP) at 3,200 rpm.
- Pumping system (AC-40): Approximately 40 liters of water per second.
- Water tank capacity: About 2,400 liters.
- Foam compartment capacity: Around 150 liters.
- Length: Over 7 meters.
- Ground clearance: Exceeding 33 cm.
