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pacestick wrote:Anybody part of the strike team going to Norsman tomorrow?

i just came back from norseman. Wasnt sure if they were sending more out there

single cab 1.4s are still close to triple a light tankers water capacity with approx 1500 litres wheras dual cab 1.4 are approx 1000litres

pod carrier in the background behind the bus

The new pod carrier is on a new isuzu chassis.
its currently at the FTC with all the pods.
The new ICV was also there for driver training all weekend and i have a pic that i will post soon

There was a recent circular that went out saying that CFRS were changing over to new uniform and PPE on the 4th november.

sounds like they were stood down to either normal road or if backing up stood down all together. sometimes it is innapropriate for them to turn everything off. they will turn off there siren and then there lights when the area isnt as crowded as cars may have been getting out of there way and wouldn...

Was a shocking night for us in the pine forrest. Has to make you think about alot more on the fireground

water corp had a 39000L tanker and a support vehicle with layflat and connecters/couplings. handy peice of equipment.

no they still have there pump. i only found out about a new 2.4 for them this morning. apparently its at the workshops now.

FYI Baldivis 9.2, 4.4, 1.4 and LT2 attended. Singleton and mundijong were the only 7.2's.
fire will smoulder for a couple days yet

that light tanker is older then a 09, i was there over a year ago and so was that

If you read the news articles they say that they were parked there to "ensure the safety of the camera operators"
Obviously a loop hole.

most probably an MVA

I thought Varley were the company who made the body for all the gear? By the looks of that link they do both.
Ive seen Isuzus with the CFS with Varley written on them

fire in Morangup. adjacent to avon national park. think it was Morangup and quarry rds