Whats waterball????Originally Posted by RFRDxplorer
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10-11-2005, 10:50 PM #41Forum Member
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10-12-2005, 08:10 AM #42
In a nutshell water ball is, a pony keg or yellow ball suspended from a cable x feet above the ground and you try to keep it on the other team's side or push it to their a-frame using a 1 1/2" hose with smoothbore nozzle on both teams for a front nozzle and the same for each team as a backup.
Just because it's called a throw bag, doesn't mean you throw the whole bag... you're supposed to hold onto the rope.
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01-20-2006, 12:30 AM #43
one thing i've always heard is "you can tell how long they have been on the job by how much stuff they carry"......definately speaks for itself
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01-20-2006, 01:07 AM #44Forum Member
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I carry the same stuff now as I did when I was an explorer:
-hood
-fire gloves
-1 pair latex gloves
-hunk of webbing
-carabiner
-knife
-2 wedges
-rescue gloves
-safety glasses
That be it!
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01-20-2006, 06:20 AM #45
yah, but it doesnt seem like you carry anything that any one else wouldn't have on them
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01-20-2006, 11:39 AM #46god
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Originally Posted by doughesson
i just ordered a res-q wrench...you y'all like them? anygood? durable? thanks! sorry if i changed the topic...i am just curiousLast edited by mikie333; 01-20-2006 at 11:45 AM.
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01-22-2006, 11:33 AM #47Forum Member
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Shoot - After looking at all of that junk you guys carry here is what I carry.
Turout Gear
Helmet
Safety Glasses
Ear Plugs
Duty Gloves (All purpose)
Nomex Gloves (FF Gloves)
Flash Hood
- When I get my gear on, pager goes into pager pocket and cellphone stays in my jeans pocket.
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01-22-2006, 09:25 PM #48Forum Member
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We drill to learn what to expect and what to do in real life situations don't we?
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01-28-2009, 02:44 AM #49Forum Member
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Extra nomex hood under my helmet suspension
Combination screw driver
Sprinkler wedges
Leather Gloves
Extra Structure Gloves
12' loop of webbing
2 phoenix straps
folding knife
wedge
extra medical gloves
minimaglight as a back up
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01-28-2009, 02:50 AM #50Forum Member
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[QUOTE=Res343cue;582800] Stethescope because I prefer not to share mine with other people. Who knows what kinda funky ear wax people have :P
You want to fight fire and you are worried about earwax?
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02-03-2009, 10:59 AM #51Forum Member
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02-03-2009, 09:28 PM #52
umm well this is what i carried for the past 4 years
2005 globe gear
globe magnum boots
cairns defender 1044
*on helmet*
3 door wedges including 1 "wedge it" and 2 cherry bombs
flashlight in a blackjack holder
my nomex hood is attached to my neck strap on my coat for easy access
* in coat pockets*
25 foot tube webbing 2 locking carabiners
inside pocket pack of smokes and a lighter yeah yeah i need to quit
radio
*on suspenders*
my gerber multi-tool holster in strapped to my suspender strap
*left pocket*
wire cutters
six in one screw driver
Galls emergency life hammer <--best window punch ever
trauma shears
2 ink pens
all nicely organized in a 6 inch section of 5 inch LDH taped one end turned it into a tool pouch
firefighting gloves hang from my glove strap attached to the belt hook
*right pocket*
my dept issued ANSI rated reflective vest nicely folded away for the day i might actually use it
extrication / all purpose gloves
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02-03-2009, 11:05 PM #53Forum Member
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Res343cue's not around here anymore. He's a well-seasoned/very knowledgeable FF/EMT who has a very full-time job outside of the FD.
You're missing the point of where he was coming from. Think abut departments that don't have the luxury of everyone having their own SCBA masks... Would you like it if someone who had a history of cold sores and didn't scrub and disinfect the mask they used it and you were the lucky one to use it next? Some people are lazy and just don't have any regards for others when it comes to things like this... So to watch out for yourself and your brother, get your own equipment.Firefighter/EMT
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02-04-2009, 01:03 AM #54Forum Member
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Globe GX (Black), pro warrington leathers, 1044 (with rubberband with two nails for doors), portable worn on a leather radio strap.
Coat:
-Saftey glasses
-knife
-2 door wedges
-4 in 1 srewdriver
-shoveknife
-lineman pliers
-window punch
Pants:
-20 ft. webbing tied in a waterknot
-extrication gloves
-spanner
Hood
pro tech 8 gloves worn on a strap on my bunker coat.
Streamlight Survivor on the outside of coat.
Truckmans belt with a Streamlight Vulcan.FDNY 343 9/11/01 WILL Never Forget!
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02-04-2009, 03:01 PM #55Forum Member
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since im still a junior and dont have any training, i put on my turnout and helmet, stick my fire gloves and an extra pair of leather gloves in my pockets and fill extra space with water bottles. im a gopher pretty much and when the guys come out most of the time they are thirsty so i give them water. that is in between filling up their empty air bottles.
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02-04-2009, 10:29 PM #56
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I don't carry alot just the stuff i need i use it all
-safty glasses
-2 folding spanners
-6 in 1 screw driver
-linesman pliers
-extercation gloves
-8 foot webbing with two loopson the end nice to have
-pocket knife
-pelican big ed flashlight
plus a small tool kit kept in a small bag that i grab goin out of the station
oh and my 5th essentials book when i need a when i need a quick answer
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02-07-2009, 07:37 AM #57Forum Member
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Turn Out Gear
I have been issued a new set of "Fire Gear" Turnouts,
Bullard Helmet
Ringers Barrier 1 Extrication Gloves
Fire Gloves
Webbing
Large Carabiner
Small Carabiner
wedges
Klien Tool Side cutters
Leatherman
ESS protection goggles
Pelican helmet mounted light
Spare flashlights
"Rescue Wrench" Tool
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02-09-2009, 11:44 PM #58Forum Member
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I have Morning pride gear and leather boots.
On my helmet I have 2 wood chocks, a crappy light and a metal door hinge chock thing.
On my coat I have a survivor light and my gloves clipped on my D-ring.
Right coat pocket
-webbing
-knife
-pliers
-wire cutter
Left pocket
-hood
-spanner wrench
and on my harness I have a extra carabiner clipped on.
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02-10-2009, 07:28 AM #59
double post.
Last edited by FWDbuff; 02-10-2009 at 07:31 AM.
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02-10-2009, 07:30 AM #60
[QUOTE=intTAY;1028834] 343 has forgotten about more fire than you will ever see in a lifetime. And for the record, I have an earwax problem, and when I practiced as an EMT I also carried my own set of ears, as I didnt expect anyone else to want to use a set of ears with my ear gook all over them. NOW GO DO YOUR HOMEWORK. If your homework is all done, go clean all the tools on the first out engine. If that is done, go clean the tools on the second out engine. If that is done, clean all the tools on every other piece of apparatus in the firehouse. When THAT is all done, go clean the firehouse. When THAT is all done, you may ASK permission to come into the Rec Room and watch TV. We will consider allowing you to watch TV for one hour, as long as the dishes from dinner are all cleaned and put away.
Act like a proby and ask a proby question- get treated like one!
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