Step 1 and 2 of Tank Transfer: How to Keep Water Flowing on the Rural Fireground
Summary: To run an efficient rural water shuttle operation, start by establishing a dedicated dump...
The 4 Things Andy Soccodato Says You Need for Burp Drafting
Summary: According to rural water supply instructor Andy Soccodato, successful burp drafting hinges...
Why “Crack and Wait” Is the Key to Burp Drafting Success
Summary: During burp drafting, cracking the master intake valve in small increments is critical....
Why Closing the Tank Fill Valve Fast Matters in Burp Drafting
Summary: When burp drafting, if the pump operator leaves the Tank Fill valve open too long, water...
Why Tank Fill Plumbing Size Can Make or Break Your Burp Draft
Summary: To prevent pump cavitation during burp drafting, pump operators must recognize the size of...
First Engine Plays Point in the Rural Hitch Setup
Summary: For a smooth rural hitch setup, the first-arriving engine must stop at the property...
How the Rural Hitch Delivers Surprising Water Flow in Remote Areas
Summary: The Rural Hitch is a fast, efficient method for establishing water supply in areas without...
Mastering Tank Transfer for Rural Firefighting: Flow Without Fail
Summary: Tank transfer operations help rural fire departments maintain a continuous water supply...
How to Execute a Seamless Tanker Swap Using the Rural Hitch
Summary: To maintain a seamless water supply during rural fire operations, the second-arriving...
How to Scale a Rural Hitch to 1,500 GPM in the Woods
Summary: To boost flow from a standard rural hitch’s 500–600 GPM to 1,500 GPM in remote settings,...
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