SA Firefighter

Just thought i'd start up something totally pointless.
What i wouldn't mind for my brigade and the chances of getting it.

Type 2 pumper- with some hard lobbying, maybe in the next couple years.

Fire Boat-(just something simple) I don't think so tim.

Some better RCR gear that doesn't breakdown so much. Unlikely.

:-D :-D :-D :-D

Join the queue fella :-D

Type 2?  Why not go all out for a Scania? That's what I'd have on my wishlist...
And a Bronto for cat up tree jobs... (Or have the SES taken them over now?)

A second set of RCR gear for our pumper would be nice one set on rescue is just not enough when your wayyyyyyyyyyyyyy out of town....A new pumper type 2 would be the icing on the cake with the on going problems with out pumper.

A type 2 for our urban coverage +RCR but I don't think many of our brigad wants that yet this is the wishlist. A 34p/24p for rural stuff and while we are at it a skyjet or something of the sort. And to house these we will need new station.

Maby swap the type 2 for a Scania or just it as well.

Given recent threads on this forum, some understanding from other emergency services at what SASES do & a want to work with us. Quite simple I would have thought.... :|

Its ok, we'll give you a yell when we need some manpower for filling sandbags.

All the Pumper love... I wish the CFS would build a PROPER Urban Appliance, maybe one with a decent mid mount multi stage pump.

Please? CFS? A whole heap of us do more than scrubbies...? Guys...?

CFS would not know how to build a mid mount multi pump thats why the look interstate for pumpers......

Less tribalism! there's something that could benefit everyone! :-D

^^What some mistletoe  :-P :-P :lol:

QuoteGiven recent threads on this forum, some understanding from other emergency services at what SASES do

Behold, the SES familiarisation thread is now active! The age of the SES being mysterious is almost over!

Quote from: CFS_firey on September 26, 2006, 04:13:01 PM

QuoteGiven recent threads on this forum, some understanding from other emergency services at what SASES do

Behold, the SES familiarisation thread is now active! The age of the SES being mysterious is almost over!

They were never mysterious, just laughable.

Quote from: [Insert Witty Name Here] on September 26, 2006, 06:58:57 PM

Quote from: CFS_firey on September 26, 2006, 04:13:01 PM

QuoteGiven recent threads on this forum, some understanding from other emergency services at what SASES do

Behold, the SES familiarisation thread is now active! The age of the SES being mysterious is almost over!

They were never mysterious, just laughable.

Mind you, there are a lot of laughable yellows...

There are also some laughable blues, but they carry guns and know how to use them, so I'll stick to laughing at the oranges.

so corecutters, what about those st. johns people, wait who are they?

volunteer ambo's who arent allowed to adminester any aid.

Hmmmm, I thought you would be wanting that massive helicopter (Elvis ?) permanently here. Or was it too big ?

Nah we'll take decent appliances first.

Quote from: Toast on September 26, 2006, 10:42:21 PM
Nah we'll take decent appliances first.

besides, we'd get one of those c-130 hercules water bombers first, before an elvis.

Quote from: rescue5271 on September 26, 2006, 05:52:29 AM
CFS would not know how to build a mid mount multi pump thats why the look interstate for pumpers......

Murray Bridge firm cant either :-D

Appliance builders can only build whats been specified to them by the services!!

Wish list  :-D
Urban Pumper, mid mount Darley LDMH 1500 pump, 911 CABA seats, twin 90 mtr hose reels, on board generator and invertor, steam lighting, with full urban stowage including PPV, High rise pack, primary entry tool/multi tool and of course monitor - crew 6

24P, kitted to meet both rural, rural urban interface incidents, 2 x BA sets minimum - crew 6

Tanker (new wank work BWK) min 10,000ltrs, dual axel, mid mount Darley HM500, 2 x 10,000 floating collar dams, portable pumps for dams, crew protection features - crew 3

QAV - Quick attach 14, min 600ltrs of water with foam system or CAFS on Toyota Landcruiser or similar - crew 3

and finally

A grouop vehicle that is accessible to the group, not just the group officer :-)

Quote from: oz fire on October 05, 2006, 11:26:56 AM

Wish list  :-D
Urban Pumper, mid mount Darley LDMH 1500 pump, 911 CABA seats, twin 90 mtr hose reels, on board generator and invertor, steam lighting, with full urban stowage including PPV, High rise pack, primary entry tool/multi tool and of course monitor - crew 6

A Scania?

Quote from: Federer on October 05, 2006, 11:43:02 AM

Quote from: oz fire on October 05, 2006, 11:26:56 AM

Wish list  :-D
Urban Pumper, mid mount Darley LDMH 1500 pump, 911 CABA seats, twin 90 mtr hose reels, on board generator and invertor, steam lighting, with full urban stowage including PPV, High rise pack, primary entry tool/multi tool and of course monitor - crew 6

A Scania?

Scania, Volvo, Freightliner or maybe a La France - prime mover is debatable

why not a DAF or Mack, even a Kenworth.

Why not get one of those helitankers like our colleagues in NSW have got  :-D