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Hybrid Shoulder Load
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Paul Dudan Nov 18.

 

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I couldn't view the pics, but this sounds similar to the situation we recently faced. We have double wide speedlays with 200 feet of 1"3/4.It use to be all flat lay but deployment was a bitch.If not deployed properly it would snag and get hung up....
on Wednesday
Every hose on every one of our companies is flat loaded(speedlays, supply lines, trashlines, etc..). We do it this way for ease of operation and consistency. Some Engine Bosses like the loops(dog ears) every 50 ft so their guys can slide their arm...
November 9
Agreed. Can you get the hose out in the way you need it? That's what matters, not the look of it.
August 2
Cheap fixes are the best kind. How the lay looks isn't really important - what's important is how the load deploys.
August 2
Can I ask why your truck was spec'd with such a wide speedlay area. It appears that it would allow 2.5 to be packed in two stacks, but a 3-stack speedlay???
August 2
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We were trying to figure out how we could pack a shoulder load in the speed lay spots on our engine. The only problem was the speed lay slots were too wide for a minuteman or shoulder load. The pictures will help explain how I came up with this Id...
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June 19
We did buy dividers but did not install them because they made it look like a cheap fix,
June 17
Why don't you have your maintenance person install a couple of dividers in the hose bed? Otherwise the load looks good to me for what you have to deal with.
June 17
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We were trying to figure out how we could pack a shoulder load in the speed lay spots on our engine. The only problem was the speed lay slots were too wide for a minuteman or shoulder load. The pictures will help explain how I came up with this Id...
June 16
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At 7:39pm on June 19, 2009, Fireyladd Chief Sharp said…
Eric, Welcome to the FF Nation. I am glad you dropped in to join the group. Dont be shy. There is lots to do, read and be involved with. Your participation and involvement is important to us all. Takes a bit to kinda figure it all out but you will be glad you did. Have fun and look around.


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