R1SmokeEater
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4-Engine & 4-Truck, or E-304 & L-74 .....................
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Thanx, Went by what was on back of pic - I see it now !
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Last from that job, TL's 71 & 75 ............
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Actually, the other supply hose is 3-1/2". The Engine wraps a hydrant with (2) 3-1/2"'s one of which is gated at the hydrant connection.
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Bangor in use, YFD early 80's ................
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-Yes Chief, it was E-311, L-70 & Batt-2.
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MM- Where's the rundown of Yonkers Companies assigned ? I know we were there .
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Seen it happen too !
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We carry the 1-3/4" lengths, which actually get hooked via the standpipe to a short (6') length of 2-1/2" with a gated Y (2-1/2 X (2)1-3/4) , in the standpipe bag.
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- The hose on the fenderwells are both: Usually 4-Lengths of 1-3/4" Standpipe packs (or as we call them- "Donuts") which go with the standpipe bag on the Drivers side....... The Officer side usually is 3-lengths of 1-3/4" pre-connect..............
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-216, I believe the 1st alarm for that box is: E-308,309,303,310 L-71,72 Bat1 (R-1 still disbanded at time)
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"What you will find is in fact a "cockloft " between the 1st and 2nd floors that allows fire spread from 1 end of the house to the other end in all directions.........." I have it in my place- a "Trussloft" in between floors, quite signifigant in size. This new lightweight construction will be here to haunt us for years, and change our tactics as time goes on !
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Making of the E-One/Saulsbury Rescues:
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According to the DPW reg # posted on site (#4903) That was Ex Engine-309 .................
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> (Ex)Ladder-72, Ladder-76 1989 Seagrave 100' RMA
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http://youtube.com/watch?v=Btv8Kpg24pw -Manufacturing process of a Cairns leather helmet.
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Some shots of field testing in Connecticut last month........... http://www.pbase.com/km406/last_chance
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-Cpage, I remember that Truck being quartered w/ E-307 on CPA for a short time. It was a (19??) lime yellow midmount from Hartsdale that was almost put into service w/ L-74 after their rig was down long term (because we had NO spares !!) in the early 90's. I believe it was scrapped.............
