Posted by John S-B on July 24, 2020 at 09:07:16 from (24.208.231.116):
In Reply to: Helping Neighbors posted by showcrop on July 24, 2020 at 03:51:35:
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If you're using 8 hydrant lines, and only putting out 4-500 gpm lines, I'd say you're using 1960's firefighting tactics anyway. Guess this "trainer" never heard of LDH hose.
First thing is what are the exposures, what are your resources, and can you even put it out in that situation.
But a better scenario is, what can you do to improve your water supply in that area.
Our state (Ohio) requires an initial 36 hour class for volunteer firefighters, then 56 hours every 3 years after that to renew, which I think is entirely doable. I do think the Feds and states need to do better for VFD's in equipment and training resources.
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