Who invented the fire engine?
According to the book "history of Augsburg technology", the fire engine was built on a large water pump operated by a lever, perhaps a horse drawn fire engine or a hand cart
The world's first fire engine was commissioned by the German city of Augsburg in 1518. It was made by Anteneh Blater, a craftsman who made metal crafts
One of the world's first fire engines was commissioned in 1518 by the German city of Augsburg, which was made by Anteneh Blater, a craftsman of metalwork. Little is known about the details of the fire engine. According to the book "history of Augsburg's technology", the fire engine was built on a large water pump operated by a lever. Its power is to draw with horses.
