FDNY Apparatus Update - April, 2024

From Retired FDNY Dispatcher Herb Eysser.

The first of eleven (11) Seagrave tillers is about to be delivered.

Engine 241 in Brooklyn and Queens Engine 292 is about to receive new Seagrave pumpers.

The following Ladder Companies have received or shortly will receive new 100 ft Seagrave Rearmounts.
Ladder 38, Ladder 49, Ladder 113, Ladder 132.
 
From Retired FDNY Dispatcher Herb Eysser.

The first of eleven (11) Seagrave tillers is about to be delivered.

Engine 241 in Brooklyn and Queens Engine 292 is about to receive new Seagrave pumpers.

The following Ladder Companies have received or shortly will receive new 100 ft Seagrave Rearmounts.
Ladder 38, Ladder 49, Ladder 113, Ladder 132.
E-241 was put in service June 6th
L-132 took delivery of their rig today and is in service
 
Is there a reason the Squads are kept to the 1000gpm pump these days when the rest of the fleet is going to 2000gpm? Smaller pump = more internal room for specialized tools?
 
Is there a reason the Squads are kept to the 1000gpm pump these days when the rest of the fleet is going to 2000gpm? Smaller pump = more internal room for specialized tools?
The squad companies need the body work large enough to carry the tools and equipment they need which is why they are equipped with 1000 gpm pumps.
 
Is there a reason the Squads are kept to the 1000gpm pump these days when the rest of the fleet is going to 2000gpm? Smaller pump = more internal room for specialized tools?
Curious but do the squads get into pumping situations where a 1000GPM pump is adequate versus the first due engine companies and the need for 2000GPMpumps?
 
Curious but do the squads get into pumping situations where a 1000GPM pump is adequate versus the first due engine companies and the need for 2000GPMpumps?
If a squad company is first or second due at a box, they supply the first or second line into the scene of a fire. A 1000 gpm pumper still has enough gusto to provide plenty of water for a hand line.
 
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