Is this the right operation for catching a hydrant? Im still tryin to get the technique down, so tell me if this is or isn't the proper way to do it, or if there's a faster way.
1. Grab the supply hose and the hydrant bag off of the engine
2. Position to open the hydrant facing or closest to the fire
2. Place the hydrant wrench on top of the hydrant in position to open it
3. Loop a portion of the hose around the hydrant
4. Open the hydrant to flush the water out
5. Close the hydrant
6. Connect the hose to the hydrant
7. Open the hydrant to charge the line
To close it,
1. Turn off hydrant
2. Bleed air from the hose
3. Disconnect hose
4. Walk it dry
Let me know if this is the right way.
1. Grab the supply hose and the hydrant bag off of the engine
2. Position to open the hydrant facing or closest to the fire
2. Place the hydrant wrench on top of the hydrant in position to open it
3. Loop a portion of the hose around the hydrant
4. Open the hydrant to flush the water out
5. Close the hydrant
6. Connect the hose to the hydrant
7. Open the hydrant to charge the line
To close it,
1. Turn off hydrant
2. Bleed air from the hose
3. Disconnect hose
4. Walk it dry
Let me know if this is the right way.
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