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"Hey Eddie Our department attempts to do both simultaneously. With that being said,…" Mike Walker replied Jun 7, 2008 to Evacuate or take the fire first	6	Jun 7, 2008 Reply by Eddie Henderson
"Russ Our Code guys started allowing building owners to place Storz couplings on the…" Mike Walker replied Jun 7, 2008 to LDH to supply FDC	6	Jun 9, 2008 Reply by Russ Chapman
"2 1/2 inche high-rise packs mainly but any hose load that is different then what is…" Mike Walker replied May 27, 2008 to How do you Stretch and Advance Your Attack Lines?	32	Jan 24, 2009 Reply by Art Zern
"That would be great, thanks." Mike Walker replied May 23, 2008 to How do you Stretch and Advance Your Attack Lines?	32	Jan 24, 2009 Reply by Art Zern
"Do you have any pictures of your "Roll Ups?"" Mike Walker replied May 23, 2008 to How do you Stretch and Advance Your Attack Lines?	32	Jan 24, 2009 Reply by Art Zern
"As always, it does Chief Thanks" Mike Walker replied May 15, 2008 to To Vent or Not to Vent......	7	May 15, 2008 Reply by Mike Walker
"Thanks for your input Art, One question I've always had is how do we check wind dir…" Mike Walker replied May 15, 2008 to To Vent or Not to Vent......	7	May 15, 2008 Reply by Mike Walker
"I found a Youtube video that shows these loads very well. Go to YouTube and do a sea…" Mike Walker replied May 1, 2008 to How do you Stretch and Advance Your Attack Lines?	32	Jan 24, 2009 Reply by Art Zern
"Thanks for sharing the picture. I will use this in the elevator portion of our High-…" Mike Walker replied Apr 23, 2008 to Elevator Use	10	Apr 23, 2008
"Dave McGrails book has by far the best explanation about 2 1/2" lines with smoothbor…" Mike Walker replied Apr 17, 2008 to What's Your Line?	24	May 6, 2008 Reply by Greg Wyant

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