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supply hose question Did some looking and I can't put an exact answer together. What is the advantage or disadvantage to leaving the terminal end of your supply… Started by Justin Renner	2	Nov 12, 2013 Reply by Gary R. Burgin
In House Training Challenge I recently switched departments and am getting settled in at my new station. I have noticed a lack of interest in "in house" training, and… Started by Dave Werner	2	May 17, 2013 Reply by Dave Werner
Justifying a laptop in the first due engine. Hey guys! Im a member of a small, volunteer fire department. About a year ago the department purchased a panasonic toughbook with hopes o… Started by Alex Countryman	10	Apr 15, 2011
Detailing the engine Brothers, I'm trying to show a little pride in our engine by keeping it clean and polished. The engine has been washed throughout the year… Started by Geoffrey Larkin	1	Aug 11, 2009 Reply by Shawn Tibbitts
Looking for equipment Hello, I am the EMS chief for a small rural dept. that provides first response for our area, right now we are looking for a light recue uni… Started by Brandon Friend	0	Feb 13, 2009

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