Minuteman Hose Load
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- Опубликовано: 29 июн 2017
- We recently adopted the minute man hose load. Its been put in to service and you will see it on our rigs. This video is to help get everyone on the same page. The goal with this load, and the reason we went with it, is for the superior hose management and deployment it provides. Being a shoulder load it allows us to take as much hose closer to our target entrance as possible. This alleviates the rats nest next to the engine we would fight with with our old load. This is new for us and has a learning curve. We encourage you to come down anytime and practice pulling it and learning the technique.
Key point when reloading it. The drag loops go in at bites 3 and 6. These are in place to clear all hose from the bed and then take as much of that bottom 100' closer to the door.
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Best clearest video on this load I have seen so far!
If your gonna go with #2 the improvised Bshift or improved Cleveland, watch a different video. You dont want 80% of the load hanging off your shoulder, it makes it much harder to maintain. Better yet just load the first 75 behind the nozzle in the coil method or Gnass load as it originated.
Whats the thought process behind putting your hand through every other loop when creating the coils
By doing this technique it makes a large loop of hose with the nozzle on the top. This allows you to advance the nozzle without causing knots and kinks in the hose line. This is called the "coil method'. There're some good videos online that show this method with a charged hose line and advancing into the structure.
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