Having not seen a new CFS urban pumper in the flesh I was wondering where/how the standpipe and turncock key are stored?? You would think CFS would copy the idea that the MFS use, utilising a trolley type arrangement for all the necesary equipment. AS long as you can find a suitable place for it..
we have a trolley.....
but not on a type 2.
mounted on the rear of the appliance.
i think the gear is mounted in one of the trays on the type 2 but cannot confirm.
We have one standpipe/key stored in the pull out tray on the rear (near side) of the appliance and a spare one in the offside rear storage locker.
see photo
Yep eden hills is the same as is millicent last time I looked
The idea is to stop items falling off the appliances,standpipes,turncock keys etc, and MFS have lost a few trolleys in their time,but luckily recovered after some embarrassment :-P
Calspec, you have a second standpipe and turncock key in that locker on the Right? (OS4 I believe) ? Must have a bit of room in the locker..
EX-Seaford24p, and Seaford Pumper. both have/had the trolley setup on the rear.
Yes Rescue we are rich for space. These Pumpers certainly can swallow quite a lot. There's even enough room for some RCR equipment :wink:
But I don't think that will happen anytime soon.
Yeah definately, if you have the space use it !
You guys/gurls aren't rescue?
Rescue.....no but we could be :wink:
All in good time
Quote from: SA Firey on July 11, 2007, 02:24:34 PM
Rescue.....no but we could be :wink:
All in good time
MFS will be in Aberfoyle Park before your lot becomes rescue. :wink:
I believe every EMA brigade should have rapid intevention gear at least. My view only. :wink:
Quote from: jasec on July 11, 2007, 10:10:12 PM
I believe every EMA brigade should have rapid intevention gear at least. My view only. :wink:
Ive been saying that for years,but remember CFS does not consider MFS as its based on your brigades SFC's :wink: