Questions and Answers
How long is the standard complement of 5" supply hose on District engines?
Which unit is equipped with 200' of 5" LDH?
What type and length of hose does E702 carry along with the 50' pony section?
How much 3" supply hose do engines typically carry?
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Which hose is mentioned as flat-loaded along with the Bulk Bed 2.5" and Blitz Line on District engines?
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Where should the hose deployment strap be positioned in the hose bed?
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Study Notes
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Hose Loads
Engine Rear Hose Bed
- Composition of various hose complements, including Bulk Bed and Blitz Line along with 5" LDH
- Hose bed on District engines is fairly standardized
- Bulk Bed 2.5", 5" LDH, and Blitz Line are all flat-loaded
- Hose deployment strap is positioned on the left side of the hose bed
5” Large Diameter Hose
- Standard complement of 5" supply hose on District engines is 1,000 feet with a 50' pony section
- E702 (engine company) carries 700' of 5" LDH with a 50' pony section
- T701 and L703 each carry 500' of 5" LDH
- L702 carries 200' of 5" LDH
3” Supply Hose
- Engines carry 50' of 3" supply hose for water supply and connections to sprinkler and standpipe systems
- Water Tenders carry 1000' of 3" hose bed
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Description
This quiz covers the configurations and components of firefighting equipment, including hose beds and supply hoses. Learn about the Bulk Bed, Blitz Line, and LDH hose complements and their deployment.