BA Seats in pumpers

Started by PF_, September 30, 2006, 10:25:45 PM

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RescueHazmat

In other states, the Police Rescue Squad operate as RCR response in some areas.

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Quote from: CFS_Firey on November 03, 2006, 04:56:01 PM
QuoteMind you Police Rescue has enough trouble using RCR gear with their belt and side arm on, let alone with a BA set on
Huh?

Your previous answer did come across as snarly... Camo wasn't the only one that noticed it ;)

:| Sorry... Just thought it was an odd question. Ill get back in my box.

Ryan

Do the older style MFS appliances (volvo) have BA seats in them?

Alan (Big Al)

Yes, depending how old though? Victor just got a refurb Volvo FL7 with BA seats a first for that station, that appliance would be an early 90's one i think.
Lt. Goolwa CFS

TillerMan

All re-furbed appliances are being fitted with BA seats from the FL7's to the newer appliances.

Ryan

the type2's should have them put in also.  Who does BA seats, Moores or MFS engineering?

TillerMan

Like i said you will never fit a BA seat in a dual cab Isuzu.

MFS engineering fit BA seats to their appliances.

Moores can fit BA seats, they just put some in a single cab Isuzu for a mine as it has enough room behind the seat in a single cab for the cylinder to fit.

SA Firey

Why not just give all EMA brigades a Scania...problem Solvered :lol:
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Scania_1

Quite a big cost difference to an Isuzu type 2 though. Can only streth the $$ so far.

Ryan

not just for EMA brigades, all of them. 

Camo

4x4 Scanias - how many trucks we got? 300 something?

say $500,000 each x 350 = 175000000

hell why not sounds like fun.

Im sure with that many we could probaly get the price down further too  :wink:
Compton CFS Website
http://www.compton.sacfs.org

5271rescue

Cam,just move a MFS satelite station to compton.....
blinky bill
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Camo

nah red just doesnt match my uniform oh fashion dramas! :-D
Compton CFS Website
http://www.compton.sacfs.org

bittenyakka

Ok then CFS will get yellow Scanias :-P or white depending on the brigades fasion sense.

BA seats would speed things up but I went to an alarm the other day no fire but between the 2 brigades we had 5 BA operators prettymuch ready to go within 30-60 seconds of being there. Which gives the rest of the crew time to get some hose out.

5271rescue

Is SA the only state that use BA seats????? have not seen them anywhere else...
blinky bill
my view only

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Quote from: 5271rescue on November 19, 2006, 04:43:47 PM
Is SA the only state that use BA seats????? have not seen them anywhere else...
Bill, was just in Melbourne and had a look ot some of their (MFB) trucks and they have them also
Don't look back. Something might be gaining on you.

TillerMan

All states have ba seats in most paid fire service pumpers.

pumprescue

BA seats have been in fire appliances for years, look at DENNIS. You think SA would be the first to think of BA seats in pumpers, they don't even know how to build their own pumpers let alone be the forefront for new things.

Ryan

were the forefront in AUS to have PBI.

medevac

u mean some of you have PBI.... lol


were still in dark ages :roll:

bittenyakka

LOL at the rate PBI is arriving You would think that it was comming on horse and cart.

SA Firey

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Scania_1

CFA were trialling PBI and nomex werent they? What are they sticking with their proban and woolen coats?

SA Firey

Was at Mildura station the other day and only Proban and Nomex on the racks with bunker coats.

S/O mentioned that PBI was going to be tested again soon

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filtered

I believe there is a difference of opinion between what the CFA hierarcy wants to purchase and what the UFU wants the firies to have...