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"It hasn't been very good for the operation." William Anderson replied Aug 3, 2008 to What Is The One Thing You Would Like To Change On The Engine	43	Oct 13, 2008 Reply by Kristofer DeMauro
"On the last two engines we purchased it was decided that they should be equipped wit…" William Anderson replied Aug 2, 2008 to What Is The One Thing You Would Like To Change On The Engine	43	Oct 13, 2008 Reply by Kristofer DeMauro
"Amen Mike" William Anderson replied Aug 2, 2008 to What Is The One Thing You Would Like To Change On The Engine	43	Oct 13, 2008 Reply by Kristofer DeMauro
"With a large volume of fire showing on arrival to me it would make sense to put in p…" William Anderson replied Jul 18, 2008 to Where does the 1st line go?	15	Jan 22, 2012 Reply by Timothy Patrick
"I'll have to try that one tomorrow, time to pull out my blow up diagrams again. Than…" William Anderson replied Jun 14, 2008 to Poor Hoseline Pressure - But Why	24	Dec 24, 2008 Reply by Russ Chapman
"I think alot of poor hoseline pressure can be avoided by grasping the fundamentals o…" William Anderson replied Jun 12, 2008 to Poor Hoseline Pressure - But Why	24	Dec 24, 2008 Reply by Russ Chapman
"All of our fog nozzles are fixed gallonage (200 GPM) Elkhart Chief nozzles. They are…" William Anderson replied May 16, 2008 to What Setting Is Your Fog Nozzle On	40	Jul 8, 2008 Reply by Jeff Buechel
"We currently use the Elkhart Chief fixed gallonage nozzles for our 1 3/4" crosslays…" William Anderson replied May 16, 2008 to What is your Target Flow?	36	Jan 22, 2012 Reply by Timothy Patrick

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