tanker on the workbench

[johnrescue]

here is what is on my workbench http://i235.photobucket.com/albums/ee67/jo...07/101_0518.jpg http://i235.photobucket.com/albums/ee67/jo...07/101_0507.jpg http://i235.photobucket.com/albums/ee67/jo...07/101_0531.jpg . that is all for no .

[Jordan White]

here is what is on my workbench

that is all for now.

Click free! Looks great so far!

[RodneyBad]

Looks great..

is that a tarp or stretcher that looks well used?

[mageckman]

Looks great..

is that a tarp or stretcher that looks well used?

That would be a dump tank for tanker relays. When you can't hook up to a hydrant, you set one of these up. The tankers dump a full tank of water in and take off leaving room for the next tanker in the relay.The pumpers then pull water out (known as drafting) from the dump tank for fighting the fire. The one we have on our pumper at my department is 9x9x3 when set up, holds quite a bit of water(and works great for initiating rookies LOL). Hope this helps.

John, this looks real good so far. It's a great start .

Mageckman

Edited February 7, 2009 by mageckman

[johnrescue]

the dump tank i use my kid old play tent . mageckman i painted to look like that fro the dump tank i use a solder and soldering gun . and thinks fro looking and the nice com to .