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Prior to the widespread adoption of the K-12 saw, many departments used a ring saw for cutting roofs, steel doors and etc. the blade was an open , I’m guessing 20” diameter that was driven by a clutch. It was bulky, came in a huge orange metal box that took up tremendous compartment space and...

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Truth

Just like any other “failure to meet bid specifications” rejection

Congratulations to all, A tip o da helmet to ya

Airports typically have AFFF mil spec foam. For industrial fires such as this a much thicker foam is required with a longer drain down time

You are so correct. There have been several relocates over the last few years that have raised our eyebrows and gotten a “really !?!?” Makes you wonder who/how is/are the predetermined CAD relocates being calculated But pulling 103 out of one of the top 3 response areas for runs and fires...

They still have it. Last I knew it was assigned to Station 106 which is on I-75 / alligator alley in the Florida Everglades.

College Avenue always a steady source of fire duty for many many decades

They certainly have

Prayers for a full and speedy recovery

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Photos by Goochland FD Pierce 1500 GPM pump, 1000 gallon booster tank and 30 gallon foam tank. I am noticing a growing trend among departments that utilize a motorized ladder rack - to put them on the drivers side. Reduces striking tree limbs which often arc up and out over roadway and it...