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Skyler Fire Good morning Skyler, I had mentioned to J.J. The hose load difference between Sat 1 & Sat 3. My question is, why is the Brooklyn Satellite using 3 1/2” hose along with the 5”? Verses the Manhattan Satellite is using all 5”. I’m guessing that they all carry high-expansion foam. The foam generator on 3, do they supply it with just the 5”? Thanks, from a retired engine chauffeur !

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Doesn’t have a pump. It’s a large manifold

@@SkylerFire Right o, mate. What you said.

Well these are over due for replacement. Engines every 10 years Ladders every 10 years Squads and Rescues every 7 years Battalions every 10 years Special Units Every 15-20 years

@@SkylerFire you forgot divisions

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I was complimenting FDNY, not an individual!

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Thanks 6 Sats and 2 Hose Wagons that did the same thing but are for the Airports and carry more LDH. And about 3 Spares

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Monitor/hose waggon

Local25 Fire Photography .... 🚒🚒🚒🚒🚒 West Coaster FD , not familiar with FDNY acronyms. What does SAT translation too ? Thank you

80ish Pumpers over the next 2 years and Tower Ladders end of this year and next

@@SkylerFire Thanks Much Skyler,I was curious as to how many New Rigs the FDNY would be receiving and what type. Now I know! 👍

Malcolm Cossar fdny engines and ladders are all sea grave and there rescues are Ferrara’s

@@OfficerJake4 Thanks for the info.I actually was aware of that but I read somewhere about FDNY getting a Bronto Skylift and I though that would be unusual considering the FDNY has used tower ladders for years.Once again Thanks for the information.👍

They looked at one they didn’t say if they where getting it plus don’t have a location to put it

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Closest thing to they had before which was a Mack cab

More Progress LDH Hose, Foam Ops etc

Large bore monitor/hose wagon , just like back in the Super Pumper days

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I think satellite means it is an extension of an engine, with its large-diameter hose supply an large deck gun. No pump.

It's two rigs in one like a quint is 4. It's an engine and a foam truck with a metric ton of hose

In fact, I just remembered that the 1st-generation Satellites were part of the FDNY Super Pumper system of the 1960s-70s. Have a read of John A. Calderone's book on it.

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Cummins I think

It's a Cummins, but relabed as a "Paccar" engine.