Teleskopski hidrant

[@karlkrikelis5933]

Awesome concept for a city like New York where the hydrants are few and far between or blocked by a vehicle access ports in the middle of the street would allow the engine just to pull up over top the hydrant. They would definitely need a larger feed line here in the United States seeing that most of our attack lines are 2 1/4 or 3-inch lines. This systems good in Europe because they use one-and-a-half attack lines with an air pressurized system.

[@EthanMatlack]

karl krikelis Our attacks are 1 3/4 and 2.5". Supply lines are 3" and 5". I think that's what you're referring to.

[@jimmytran1870]

I don’t think that this concept will work, it doesn’t have much water and pressure being supplied.

[@basstion4146]

Someone parks on it

[@firetrainingsolutionsllc1164]

Wow that’s a tiny riser. You would only get 5-700 gpm out of that.

[@bumbelbee242]

Genial schnelleres Arbeiten an Einsatzstellen !!!

[@robertlewandowski4934]

super filmik

[@formula1yturismodecarreter981]

La reputación

[@mohanasundaram7196]

Rishvan

[@ericwright2936]

How can find one if covered by snow and another things.

[@donaldraver]

Eric Wright they are normally in a area that is plowed and there are signs telling you it's location

[@ericwright2936]

Thank you

[@JackMacLupus]

There are usually signs on the walls of nearby buildings that indicate where exactly you can find such a hydrant.

[@พัทธะพลปานกล่ํา-ค9ฟ]

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[@einsatzreportblaulicht]

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