Urban Pump Series (004) - 3" and 5" Supply Hose

This clip is part of Episode 2 in our Urban Pump Series. The entire episode can be viewed (multiple clips, written content, resources) for free over at The Roll Steady Network - www.therollsteady.com (Which can also be accessed via the Mighty Networks App on your phone by searching for "The Roll Steady")
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Part 2 - Moving / Optimizing Water
Part 3 - Flowing Water
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[@danmac344]

Yes. LDH is not needed at many incidents. We have options for attack line, 1.75”, 2”, etc.; why not for supply line?
Why is Pressure the default mode for two-stage pumps and not Volume? It’s because most fires don’t require 300-450 GPM.
We don’t have to be mindless automatons, reflexively stretching and re-loading 4-5” at every fire.

[@TheRollSteady]

The key is just knowing your equipment and being able to “match what you have/will have with what you got.”