SA Firefighter

The Sale Tanker as from 2 days ago has a cracked windscreen top to bottom (due to a stone being flicked from an excavator)and the foam proportioner no longer works. The halo works a treat around the entire appliance and the crew seating in the rear is very nice.

Apparently the pump was set at 750kpa at the morph cfs equipment day when I spoke to the crew, so it would still have a bit of grunt left if required. If you had fairly flat ground that monitor would be good for a running grassy, not to mention any cars that cut in front you going to a incident. :-D

The manufacturer's should have thought it through so the monitor can stay permanently fixed to the appliance, instead of hooking up evey time you want to use it. I'm told they have never had to use it but very impressive to see it working. Hay shed fires just point and sit back (providing you have a large water tanker behind you. :-)

Hate remembering this one! went to a job pouring with rain (you know that wet stuff from the sky)and on returning to the station the pagers sounded exept mine!
And never to be seen again. :roll:

Well done to MV CFS on a great day, (my wallet was a lot lighter but worth it) I hope to see you all there next year.