Kentland Load

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  • Опубліковано 30 жов 2020
  • We demonstrate how to load and deploy the Kentland Load. The line is 200’ of 1 3/4”.

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  • @irish_saltdog8891
    @irish_saltdog8891 2 роки тому +1

    We use this hose load on our bumper lines for our engines they’re usually about 200 feet

  • @JS-zb1vv
    @JS-zb1vv 3 роки тому +6

    It’s easy to pull that at waist height. Doesn’t seem practical at all to climb on on top of the truck to pull that off . I don’t think it will pull off straight out of the hose trays that easy. Do your hose tray have dips in it like that ? That crazy . Don’t think you can convince anyone pulling this from a training bed instead of the engine. But I like that you are training and having options are great. Or did I miss what it was intended for ?

    • @firstduemachinists5146
      @firstduemachinists5146  3 роки тому +2

      That’s right. This definitely works better as a bumper load. 2 of our engines are set up with these in the front bumper.

    • @bradenfoy2766
      @bradenfoy2766 3 роки тому +5

      This is for a front bumper line setup not a cross lay

    • @lilreb601
      @lilreb601 3 роки тому +2

      @@firstduemachinists5146 That isn’t a “horseshoe load.”

    • @firstduemachinists5146
      @firstduemachinists5146  3 роки тому +3

      Thank you for pointing that out, definitely not a horseshoe@@lilreb601. That was a bad attempt to describe a flat load that follows the “U” shape of the hose trough. Good catch and thanks for saying something. I didn’t even think about it.

  • @BigDuke-md8ec
    @BigDuke-md8ec Рік тому

    WTF is with the extra 18 inch length of chin strap ?

    • @firstduemachinists5146
      @firstduemachinists5146  Рік тому

      Makes for a fast mask up. I leave my face-piece clipped into my regulator. Face-piece to face (through chin strap), helmet drops to the arm holding the face-piece, tighten straps, hood and helmet on and roll on. Not for everyone but I have liked it.