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  • For many many years DFDhas specked a Booster tank, pump and reel for their ladder trucks. It been a taticaly smart thing to do. Before 1 1/2 and 1 3/4 hose was preconnected a lot of cities would use the Truck Company's Booster to either hold the fire or even put it out while the engine company was laying out. DFD and a lot of other cities found it worked for them on grass amd cars, especially when the Engine was not availible. Nashville,and Memphis di it for years.

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  • Plus thats ladder truck.... 30gpm 300gal tank. I think all they have is a booster line. There its work with what you got, be happy with what you have.

  • Really a booster line, looks like they would catch up with the times, There is a reason they are no longer put in trucks....

  • @Nebo424 booster lines work very well in the big D.that way when the little fire is out you can go to the big fire quickly, and believe me Detroit goes from fire to fire all the time.

  • @Nebo424 Plus thats  ladder truck.... 30gpm 300gal tank. I think all they have is a booster line. There its work with what you got, be happy with what you have.

  • a red line is 1" and thats whats used for vehicle fires. the 1 1/2" and 2 1/2" are attack lines for structure fires and ladder companies usually dont carry attack lines because thats what the engine is for.

  • I miss booster lines and most of the time thats all you need ... sand would be better for this one

  • its called magneseum if I spelled it right

  • I love volonteer FFs... they have the answer for everything.....

  • DETROIT ROCKS, more experience there than F'n NYC!!!! Keep up the good work!

  • @ffan102 No they don't... and you're and idiot.

  • @fireman7003 Yeah they do,  You obviously know nothing about Detroit or fighting fire. And your a stupid face!

  • @ffan102 There's a difference between fighting mini abandoned row home fires and high-rise fires. Come to NY and I'll show you how we roll.

    P.S.: It's you're not your... learn to spell, it might make me believe you more.

  • @fireman7003 Ohhhh boy, you got me on the spelling error. Makes you feel like a big man I bet. I have a feeling your not with the F.D.N.Y. For 1, your bashing a great Dept. That has more fire per capita than N.Y.C and its all Ghetto firefighting not High rise's. And what's with the name calling, So personal don't you think???

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  • also were are there ( scba) not thinking

    safety.

  • hey it call a booster hose,also you should

    at least use a 13/4 on a vehicle burning

    like that van.

  • LOL... 1 3/4" really? We carry a "RED LINE" ,1 1/2", and 2 1/2".... and we use what we have very efficiantly...

  • I'm not a fire fighter, but it doesn't seem logical to me to spray the fire from behind toward the apparatus. Am I wrong?

    It looks like they're just using a garden hose too. haha

  • The hose is called a red line it is a smaller hose for smaller fires or for fast knock down of big fires, it is pre connected to the truck for kwik water

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