7/22/22 Bronx 10-75 Box 3187
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BC52/19: Fire in junkyard. Using 3&2, setting up a 3.5 line for a TL.
BX transmits the AH, SQ41 getting a ticket. Rescue 3 responding.
BC52/19: S/C a TL (TL46)
TL31/L56 FAST
BC52/19: 2LSO.
Address is: 2317 Exterior Street AKA 325 West Fordham Road.
Div. 7: 1 deck gun, 1TL in operation.
BX transmits the AH, SQ41 getting a ticket. Rescue 3 responding.
BC52/19: S/C a TL (TL46)
TL31/L56 FAST
BC52/19: 2LSO.
Address is: 2317 Exterior Street AKA 325 West Fordham Road.
Div. 7: 1 deck gun, 1TL in operation.
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For sure.
Hope the brothers get a jump on this...usually becomes multiple. great pic too.
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“{ FDNY BOX 3178 ~ BRONX }”…..”{ FDNY BATTLING A 10-75 ALL HANDS SCRAP YARD FIRE ON EXTERIOR STREET IN THE FORDHAM HEIGHTS AREA OF THE BRONX IN NEW YORK CITY }”…..
Stang
You called it a deck gun
Deck pipe in my day...replaced by the portable multiversal with the late 1950s Mack C models. (See capttomo's new post in General Discussion for better info.)
Deck pipes were originally mounted on hose wagons and carried the common name of fireboat monitors.
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On the newer engines is the pipe fixed or can it be removed and positioned anywhere on the scene?
It would seem to me that if it is fixed on the apparatus, it is a Deck Pipe. If it is removable, then it could be called a multiversal or a stang (remember, however that Stang was a manufacturer of a portable "deck pipe").
It would seem to me that if it is fixed on the apparatus, it is a Deck Pipe. If it is removable, then it could be called a multiversal or a stang (remember, however that Stang was a manufacturer of a portable "deck pipe").