This controlled space you got going on here is the most stupid area to light a fire for film. you're all around trees and bushes in this area, one gust of wind and it's gonna take a lot more than a Firefighter's version of a golf cart to put it out. That thing is useless. Get some brush trucks and man up. Plus, that traditional way is pretty stupid as well.
anyone who has faught fires in the forest knows you cant use those things...in 99 percent of conditions,if it were something you could drive to they would just use engines.
you can think what you want but that is frikkin awsome! also, it has a practical aplication for private landowners burning piles or doing controled burns that want a little backup if somthing goes wrong...
I think fireman 1 sounds like one of those fireman that has everything and can't get his nose out of the air. It is up to each department sop's and sog's as to what their department wears.
to fireman 1,, if you think jeans and such is all you need to fight wildland fires, come to Texas and we will put you on a truck and see how long your jeans last.
It would be a waste of water NOT to use the foam. Those little trucks have an extremly small water capacity, the foam extends the effectivness of the onboard water supply so it can do more damage to the fire before running out of water. Foam is extensively used in all wildland fire operations. From helicopter bucket drops to fixed wing water bomber aircraft.
Clearly, guys, this is just a demo taken by the company to show what their product does. It's not a real brush/grass fire - it was a staged practice to demonstrate.
@Keziah2007 Actually foam is quite cheap and it extends the fire fighting power of the water by 10 times. So if you use 100 gallons of water mixed with foam, you get the same amount of fire knockdown as you would with a 1000 gallon pure water discharge.
there is absolutely no reason to ware full structure fire turn out gear to fight brush fires! want a more safer efficient way of fighting these fries? buy wild land gear. can't affors it? all u need is jeans, leather non steel toe boots, a long sleve cotton shirt, gloves, and a hard hat.
unfortunately if you wear your turnouts getting to a fire around here you going to die of exhaustion getting there lol. We have the wild land nomex gear and have to get geeked up. Hazel hoe and shovel and and Reinhardt are what we have to use. But hey it would be nice to have a little cart take you up the trails. Like golfing!
Exactly right , we bought a $300 honda pressure washer w/ 200 ft of hose and a 100 gal tank , it works great and only cost $450 on the back of our mule.
We put a pressure washer on it so the 75-gal. goes farther. Just put foam in the soap bottle. I wouldn't take the Indian Tank period. Grab a shovel and a pulaski, that's all you really need anyway.
This controlled space you got going on here is the most stupid area to light a fire for film. you're all around trees and bushes in this area, one gust of wind and it's gonna take a lot more than a Firefighter's version of a golf cart to put it out. That thing is useless. Get some brush trucks and man up. Plus, that traditional way is pretty stupid as well.
discipleofdelta 3 weeks ago
anyone who has faught fires in the forest knows you cant use those things...in 99 percent of conditions,if it were something you could drive to they would just use engines.
stevekon11 3 months ago
i could piss on that and put it out...
Kawasakiforlife7 9 months ago
safe, more efficient way. And when you have a fire deep in the woods and your personell is not trained on the "traditional way' you are screwed!!!
granvilledrummer 10 months ago
Are they jacking off to put the fire out the traditional way?
Keepingitreal0 1 year ago
@Keepingitreal0 Ya, but you only get the white stuff to "cum" out on the safer way
SABlingBling 8 months ago
you can think what you want but that is frikkin awsome! also, it has a practical aplication for private landowners burning piles or doing controled burns that want a little backup if somthing goes wrong...
dylaninLG 1 year ago
I think fireman 1 sounds like one of those fireman that has everything and can't get his nose out of the air. It is up to each department sop's and sog's as to what their department wears.
ftm710 1 year ago
to fireman 1,, if you think jeans and such is all you need to fight wildland fires, come to Texas and we will put you on a truck and see how long your jeans last.
jolchief 1 year ago
what a waste of foam water is all u need for wild land fires
butthead361 1 year ago
@butthead361
It would be a waste of water NOT to use the foam. Those little trucks have an extremly small water capacity, the foam extends the effectivness of the onboard water supply so it can do more damage to the fire before running out of water. Foam is extensively used in all wildland fire operations. From helicopter bucket drops to fixed wing water bomber aircraft.
FFabber 1 year ago
Clearly, guys, this is just a demo taken by the company to show what their product does. It's not a real brush/grass fire - it was a staged practice to demonstrate.
cjsec21 1 year ago
I THINK THE FIRE IS OUT???
decoysk 1 year ago
For departments that dont have the funding to get foam, water works just as well. Might take more, but at least there is no mess.
Keziah2007 2 years ago
@Keziah2007 Actually foam is quite cheap and it extends the fire fighting power of the water by 10 times. So if you use 100 gallons of water mixed with foam, you get the same amount of fire knockdown as you would with a 1000 gallon pure water discharge.
FFabber 1 year ago
If you have money to waste on foam, water works just as well. Esp for that little of a fire.
Keziah2007 2 years ago
Actually, Class A has been found to be twice as effective as water alone. It's as much as five times more effective when used with CAFS.
ChocolateChipPizza 2 years ago
there is absolutely no reason to ware full structure fire turn out gear to fight brush fires! want a more safer efficient way of fighting these fries? buy wild land gear. can't affors it? all u need is jeans, leather non steel toe boots, a long sleve cotton shirt, gloves, and a hard hat.
fireman1 2 years ago 14
@fireman1 TRue
bofts 1 year ago
unfortunately if you wear your turnouts getting to a fire around here you going to die of exhaustion getting there lol. We have the wild land nomex gear and have to get geeked up. Hazel hoe and shovel and and Reinhardt are what we have to use. But hey it would be nice to have a little cart take you up the trails. Like golfing!
randallpaulcom 2 years ago
i dont even work for a fire company and i want one.
man2wild 2 years ago
Oh, how cute. It's a baby wildland chaser! I bet its parents are proud.
madhatte73 2 years ago 11
we just got one of these skid units this week. we have alot of farm land that the farmers like to burn off and leave
gfpd2722 2 years ago
come on guys i know i have done this more than once but wheres all your gear? HELMET?
firman218 2 years ago
you dont wear full gear to brush fires only your bunker pants and sometimes helmet and fire gloves
rockinfireman95 2 years ago
Question is.. what is more cost effective? A shovel and Indian Tank, or a $2500+ golf cart?
manlytexan 3 years ago
but which one puts the fire out? exactly.
zackairsoft 2 years ago
both
2010025 2 years ago
the shovel and indian tank
rockinfireman95 2 years ago
i bet they are using cemguard foam
sabrefirefighter 3 years ago
Is that 3/4 inch or 1 inch?
lmsasquatch 3 years ago
Exactly right , we bought a $300 honda pressure washer w/ 200 ft of hose and a 100 gal tank , it works great and only cost $450 on the back of our mule.
FASANORACING 2 years ago
hey man that works
TheFireman203 2 years ago
We put a pressure washer on it so the 75-gal. goes farther. Just put foam in the soap bottle. I wouldn't take the Indian Tank period. Grab a shovel and a pulaski, that's all you really need anyway.
killtheskanks 3 years ago
I want sound damnit!
mydigitaltrends 3 years ago
Davey pumps just can't be beaten!
akron1000gpm 3 years ago