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Ashwat posted:Thanks, I'll look into both of those options and discuss it with the rest of the organizers. I think both of you are right though, in that we're going to have to go with some hose ramps. It's what they use for semi-permanent water redirections, like when there's a burst pipe they often just run the hoses along the street, and at intersections the put them under those rubber hose ramps, pretty much removes any stress. 2x4s should have a very similar effect.
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Why aren't they getting pressure on the line? I don't understand it.
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Ironsights posted:So if you get a Mack firetruck, you get a set of gear to go with it. Wow thats hilarious
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Would you guys think giving a key to the electronics compartment in the trunk of some of our emergency vehicles would be a good measure one of them is in a crash? I assume you guys want to disconnect all power sources before starting extraction, and right now the plan is to put the secondary in there. Any other ideas?
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Ironsights posted:The stations surrounding mine are crazy over the leathers. Our station however switched over to these a while back: Stuff is developed right next to my city, I have one myself and they are so much better than most other european helmets even.
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It's the age old conundrum of stuff being available to private people no problemo but public orders taking ages to complete for no apparent reason.
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