Adams County Fire Rescue hose management 2 1/2 inch

Single FF and double FF flowing techniques, advancing charges hoselines. Unfortunately we were only able to operate off hydrant pressure. Techniques still apply and work great.

[@PabloFornet]

a good video, you have given me ideas to train with cones, thanks

[@justinyoung9001]

Great work! Thanks for the video

[@23beck6]

2:58 good!

[@adeelabbas6949]

what was the discharge pressure?

[@rhirtzel3829]

Though these techniques certainly would be much easier than manhandling a line with ur arms I think there would be a drastic difference in what you see in this video and real life at operation pressure

[@jayfk19]

Agreed. Unfortunately we had to operate off hydrant pressure. We did the best we could to show the techniques. Operating pressure they still work, just takes a little more energy

[@user-wm7mi5lx6l]

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[@ZeppoStJohn]

What’s pressure are you pumping at

[@dionjek3199]

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[@user-wm7mi5lx6l]

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[@rossadams2446]

now could you successfully use these techniques at operating pressure?

[@jayfk19]

Yes, these techniques work excellent with full operating pressure for smooth and fog nozzles. We were resource limited this day and had to use hydrant pressure for the videos. Go ahead and try it out, firefighters need to know how to operate 2 1/2 by themselves.

[@andyoxleyonhistravels]

Trying using it correctly. That's the easiest way to get whacked in the face.

[@FiremanJP34]

Use your legs more than your arms or you'll spend yourself quick!