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Why not. They’re giving the companies a chance to add company pride to their rigs. Some companies paint them a different color or add a colored border to them. So they stand out

Those are roll ups on the officers side . Used for standpipe jobs. The green roll up is for residential high rises. It’s a 2in hose and commercial is colored white and is 2.5 inch hose. The high pressure hose Is normally flat loaded on the chauffeurs side. It’s the red lengths. The...

3rd stage pumpers have the ability to push around 600psi in the 3rd stage I believe it’s 600

Negative 45/58 second due. Story Ave is first due there

Vista brake system. Rigs are now coming equipped with them after the edp took a bus in the Bronx and subsequently killed emt Arroyo and when the edp tried taking 34 engine at a box. The vista brake system is a parking brake lock. You enter a code and it unlocks the parking brake so you can...

How are you so sure it doesn’t get moved or is set up ???

High pressure engines. Have a 3rd stage I believe 600psi if I remember correctly. They have special hose to connect to the standpipe. It’s colored red

Bro this is the 3rd or 4th time you’ve defended these guys. But I guess all the way from Kentucky they don’t bother you so you have no say on what they do at a job. But I guess when you park head to head with the first due engine on the fire block it’s ok because they got a video you can watch...

While that looks awesome. A good ecc will always adapt and overcome. The way they did this provided to be the best case scenario and had zero kinks in the line

50 and 51 swapped rigs. Couldnt make it out of 50s quarters with a 95 footer

68/49 first due box

Tough*

That is their “job”. They have no lives

What happened to his comment.

Nope they do that shit on their own. They will say they have permission but no one want them there. And most guys don’t want them showing up at their firehouses either. Everyone thinks they’re on the job. PD included. I’m talking about the 2 that ride around in a red crown Vic with lights...

Or park head on with the first due engine at a multiple

It’s broken

Nothing like catching a first due job when you’re relocated

Maybe if you used corrected punctuation, like a question mark at the end of the sentence it would be good

You asking or telling.