O405

• SBS BUSES LOVER

  4 Mar 07, 15:44

  Originally posted by SBS9888Y:

  if u notice those which were PA-plated, the left front wheel takes up more space than regular CACs... u cant sit at the corner (guide rack area)
  
  and 3723D had their wall-mounted bells changed... the one beside the entrance door (above the guide rack) can be pressed

  The right side behind the BC cabin , look at how the seats are supported . the left where the validator was that side has the same type of support for PA plate merc , however ,normal CAC does not have the same support as the right side and their left side is "cut" sideways where you can sit . where the old validator was .
  
  it would be better explained if there was a pic
• kenn3th

  4 Mar 07, 15:48

  Originally posted by Y_Shun:

  Talking about the openings, what are the openings in SBST WA b DM OAC Mercs used for?
  
  Emergency exits only?

  ventilation?
• brotherchen1982

  4 Mar 07, 16:08

  Originally posted by Y_Shun:

  Talking about the openings, what are the openings in SBST WA b DM OAC Mercs used for?
  
  Emergency exits only?

  Yes when bus flip, caught fire & the doors can't be open.
• SBS 233 X

  4 Mar 07, 16:31

  Originally posted by Y_Shun:

  Talking about the openings, what are the openings in SBST WA b DM OAC Mercs used for?
  
  Emergency exits only?

  I don't think the openings are Emergency Exits. Those at the back of the bus are the Emergency Exit. The openings I guess is for vendilation.
• Scania

  4 Mar 07, 16:46

  Originally posted by SBS 233 X:

  I don't think the openings are Emergency Exits. Those at the back of the bus are the Emergency Exit. The openings I guess is for vendilation.

  Look at the Strider Scanias, they have instructions on how to use it for ventilation and how to use it as an emergency exit
• SBS9806J

  4 Mar 07, 18:12

  Originally posted by Scania:

  Look at the Strider Scanias, they have instructions on how to use it for ventilation and how to use it as an emergency exit

  So how is a person going to climb through the roof? Someone has to lift him up?
• Scania

  5 Mar 07, 22:24

  Originally posted by SBS9806J:

  So how is a person going to climb through the roof? Someone has to lift him up?

  Its not meant for escape when bus is standing normally, but when the bus topples over.
• kenn3th

  5 Mar 07, 22:32

  so it concludes, that the O405 with a grey interior colour scheme, without any escape hatch on the roof, are the Converted units
  
  
• SBS1984E

  6 Mar 07, 00:13

  Originally posted by kenn3th:

  so it concludes, that the O405 with a grey interior colour scheme, without any escape hatch on the roof, are the Converted units
  
  

  yes