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Only reason I thought Mills Basin is that he mentioned Brooklyn. Its behind where the multiple in the parking garage at Kings Plaza was a few years ago, before Floyd Bennett if your going by water from Howard Beach towards the Marine Parkway

This is just me, and having a high volume unit assigned to the 2 airport hose wagons (316 and 308, using them as first out units similar to high pressure units downtown or the old sat system where the engjnes were 2000 gpms but the rest of the fleet were 1000. You could extend that to the sat...

If I understand this correctly, there were certain mains basically dedicated to the original super pumper system. There were larger and higher pressure. The average engines couldn't hook up to them by design. It was a noticeable difference in the hydrants and different threads or outlets. Im...

Are you thinking of Mills Basin?

From the Rockaway Times facebook page.

Barb having a moment?

I've seen quite a few eccs that fully dress a hydrant lately. But Broad Channel, Hamilton Beach, Ramblersville, have a lot of dead end hydrants, or looped systems that fully dressing a hydrant is pretty much a necessity.

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Im not 100% sure. I did see that also. Signal and I have talked about it a few times. Looking at Cross Bay and 165 Ave, its 331,285,225 173,142,107. For some reason after the bridge 225/107 and 285/142 swap spots. It may have swapped back. Granted the Rockaway companies come in, but that...

I think, 107 should be on the 1st and 142 on the 2nd. Unless something happened to reverse them. Its one of those things that makes absolutely no sense.

Haven't seen anything either way. The big thing is going to be if the frame was damaged by heat. Plus total repair cost vs a new unit. In the past FDNY has bought new major pieces for a unit and put it back in service. I'll see if I can find the picture, but they've bought a frame, cab and...

Pretty sure I didn't make too many new friends when I pointed out if you read the article..... and a lot of major west coast depts and FDNY routinely send aerial devices to brush fires.

Dont know how much the rig was insured for either which may or may not help. But the keyboard warriors on fb already condemned the dept for bringing a aerial tower to a grass fire.

Its very briefly in the video I posted. There's a few things running thru my mind but most of what I've seen is contradicting. ( Not the hw location)

A Jackson Miss aerial tower was destroyed when a grass fire that was sparked from an apartment building fire, turned and surrounded the truck. The crew escaped but we're unable to save the rig. From Fire Rescue 1 https://www.facebook.com/share/1CqvJLMTez/

Apparently, Washington DC is trying to buy 18 new rigs for about 25 million. And there may be some issues with the order. Like the purchasing DC avoiding competitive bids and formerly working for the manufacturer. Apparently HME. City Council is now getting involved. Allegedly, the fd called...

Yes. I was just looking at a video trying to figure out where housewatch is. The 27 is in 37s bay but in-between the supports for the 2nd floor and the officers side of the ladder. They can only get out 37s side.

There's a report somewhere that housewatch had smelled smoke. Not sure where in the mix they smelled.smoke and calls started arriving.

It'll be a few days if not weeks before they make a decision. They'll have to at the very least do a major clean up before they even think about living in it. They'll also have to do a major inspection for stability of the upper floors. Then someone will make a decision.