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I am starting research on manifolds to write a two to three hour class to present to my department and area departments that use 5 inch hose. I have some information coming from ifsta and some manufacturers but would like any ideas to make the class a knockout. Thanks
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Permalink Reply by kent henson on -
http://www.firefighternation.com/group/trainerscorner
Here's a link to my class. I hope you can download it. feel free to use as you need. Any feedback would be appreciated!
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Permalink Reply by Larry Lasich on -
Thanks for doing that!
Larry
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Permalink Reply by kent henson on
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Glad to do it. I just hope it proves useful. UPSing copies got a tad pricey. lol
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Permalink Reply by Adam Wiles on -
Great info kent. Thanks for sharing!
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Permalink Reply by kent henson on
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Hope it proves useful! Thanks for the add!
Adam Wiles said:Great info kent. Thanks for sharing!
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Permalink Reply by Jim Saldutti on -
Nice job on the Class, Kent. The attached article shows a little different slant on manifolds. It features Rumson, New Jersey's new manifold truck. It's not a mini-pumper - it has no pump or tank. It's a 2000 gpm "manifold on wheels" that carries its own dual bed of 5-inch hose, master stream devices, attack lines, 10kw generator and tools. Rumson has areas with limited access for larger vehicles including large homes with long narrow driveways, and bridges and boardwalk with weight restrictions. May be of interest to your class.
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Rumson Mighty Manifold.pdf, 427 KB
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