Patch6713

Members
  • Content count

    222
  • Joined

  • Last visited

Posts posted by Patch6713


  1. wow. cant say i have seen anything like that before. that pump panel is placed perfectly to block flow to the radiator

    That is exactly what I though when I saw it. We have a few trucks with the same chassis and I know that when using the transmission retarder, they get very hot. The pictures in the link below shows a front mount pump that doesn't block the front of the radiator at all and it is built on the same chassis. I wonder if it is going to cause any problems.

    Sag Harbor Engine


  2. So, I pulled into the firehouse today and saw this sitting in the back parking lot. It surprised me a little but because the identifier on it is the same as our rescue truck.

    Anyway, I don't have mush information on it. It is either a 2008 or 2009 International 7400 KME. Obviously it is a front mount pump, pumper/tanker.

    post-16723-1240056703.jpg

    post-16723-1240057649.jpg

    post-16723-1240057589.jpg

    post-16723-1240057706.jpg

    post-16723-1240057759.jpg

    post-16723-1240057810.jpg

    post-16723-1240057858.jpg


  3. Also, they were responding to a car fire. No matter how long it took the FD to get there, especially when there is that much smoke showing, the car is totaled. No matter if it burns out on its own or the FD puts it out, the insurance company is going to write a check to the owner to buy a new one.


  4. Date: 4-13-09

    Time: 0928

    Location: Washington Ave

    Frequency: Dispatch - 154.235

    Units Operating: Eng. 1,2,5, Truck 1, Salvage

    Weather Conditions: Clear

    Description Of Incident: Possible structure fire

    Writer:Patch6713

    927 - Ulster 911 dispatched City of Kingston for a possible structure fire

    928 - City dispatches Eng 1,2,5, Truck 1, and Salvage for a possible structure fire

    930 - Second call, Medical at 316 Washington Ave. Engine 3 and Mobile Life to handle


  5. Sounds like one more thing DCC Fire Science Program needs to test and video....

    Come out tomorrow for the TGI truss burn.

    No framing at all? Not even a basic skeleton to hold this crap up? Is it all glued together(The panels I mean) to make the house or is there nails or screws?

    When I did construction work during the summers, we build a house with these panels about three years ago. If I remember correctly, all that is used to hold them together is very strong glue and some spray in foam insulation in a can (both of these I still have stuck on some shirts).

    I'd like to know how you would get electric outlets on any exterior walls. Surface-mount raceways? Ugg....

    As far as I know there are generally two or more chases in the foam so that electric, cable, etc. can be run for both inside the house and outside the house.


  6. What do these petition pushers propose for fire coverage if Fairview is eliminated? If Arlington and/or Hyde Park are to provide coverage, won't they be taxing the same people essentially the same amount?

    I think that the higher tax area of Fairview would be spread over the lower taxed area of whoever would now cover the area. So, it lowers the taxes for Fairview area and raises everyone else in the new district. (If I have it all correct.) I don't see the citizens of the neighboring districts going for this because it would raise there taxes unnecessarily so other people's taxes would be lower.


  7. After all of the things he has done with animals trying to "help" them, and he is still mayor.

    Shouldn't he have tried the main door before he climbed in through the balcony. Wouldn't it have been better and easier to walk up the stairs and knock on the door instead of climbing up a ladder and walking into someone's house while they are home