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Rescue scenario.
A bail out bag used by firemen is quite small. Bout the size if a fanny pack.- FireFighterZero
- Post #30
- Forum: Tree Felling and Rigging
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Rescue scenario.
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- Post #21
- Forum: Tree Felling and Rigging
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Rescue scenario.
If the truck were empty I would let it burn. However, in a man were in the bucket, I would try. We fight fire all the time in houses that are still hot, the power company is a ways out yet. If he hit the mains, it would be a different story. Not really and electrical fire. Sorta, but...- FireFighterZero
- Post #8
- Forum: Tree Felling and Rigging
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Rescue scenario.
Eventually, the fire would cause the boom to drop, I would think. Might be the shits for a while in the bucket though! Throw you any rope, from anywhere? Slide down the boom? Fight the fire? I would put water on the fire, myself.- FireFighterZero
- Post #6
- Forum: Tree Felling and Rigging