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Marques Bush
Firefighter Basics launched in February 2009 after Founder/Editor Marques Bush was looking for a way to express himself and share his experiences with brother and sister firefighters. Shortly after founding the site Marques spoke with several trusted friends and ask them to come on board and contribute also. Firefighter Basics is a dedicated group of firefighters who strive everyday to practice what they preach about Training, Safety, and Tradition. We can be reached at firefighterbasics@gmail.comRecent Posts
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Ted Meserole
In defense of the Senior man
Very well written and very factual with good advice. I learned so much from senior men all the years I was an active member. I even learned from those experienced who were reluctant to share until they thought I was worthy. It was worth my effort to gain their trust!!!. I always felt this way,…
2016-08-27 15:28:06
In defense of the Senior man
Very well written and very factual with good advice. I learned so much from senior men all the years I was an active member. I even learned from those experienced who were reluctant to share until they thought I was worthy. It was worth my effort to gain their trust!!!. I always felt this way,…
2016-08-27 15:28:06
Brian
In defense of the Senior man
ive had senior men like that! They all left me with pearls though. I'm next up to be a senior man and I hope I'm a good one. I'm going to bookmark this for future reading. It's a good article. Ps overheard at kitchen table "I've got underwear older than that f@"&ing kid"
2016-08-26 20:58:34
In defense of the Senior man
ive had senior men like that! They all left me with pearls though. I'm next up to be a senior man and I hope I'm a good one. I'm going to bookmark this for future reading. It's a good article. Ps overheard at kitchen table "I've got underwear older than that f@"&ing kid"
2016-08-26 20:58:34
Seth Taylor
Keep The Saws Running by Tai Rondeau
Good informative article, just a few quick things. If you are cleaning the saw (chain or radial) to that point, go ahead and pull the clutch and thoroughly clean with the brake cleaner. The vapors tend to cause debris to build up in the clutch. In the same way the fins around the cylinder hold…
2016-08-26 10:34:00
Keep The Saws Running by Tai Rondeau
Good informative article, just a few quick things. If you are cleaning the saw (chain or radial) to that point, go ahead and pull the clutch and thoroughly clean with the brake cleaner. The vapors tend to cause debris to build up in the clutch. In the same way the fins around the cylinder hold…
2016-08-26 10:34:00
anchorpoint1
Laddering with Purpose Part 3: Engine Support
Of course you can, we only ask that you give credit as appropriate. Thank you and let us know if we can help you with anything.
2016-07-07 10:59:47
Laddering with Purpose Part 3: Engine Support
Of course you can, we only ask that you give credit as appropriate. Thank you and let us know if we can help you with anything.
2016-07-07 10:59:47
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What happens when the house has a ridge board or ridge pole?
The house in the video does not appear to have one. Most of our construction has a 2×8 or 2×10 ridge that the rafters hang off.
Is this cut better made from an aerial or bucket? Seems like the family jewels are in a precarious position from the video.
Hey Dave, one of the main ideas with all vetical ventilation is to TRY to leave structural members in place as much as possible. Just like cutting a 4X4 hole you would pull the blade out when you go over the rafters the same would happen for this.
I always thought if you keep the jewels near the job you pay closer attention. Another option might be to work from a roof ladder.
I understand what you are saying with the rafters, but if you didn’t cut through the ridge pole, then you wouldn’t be able to push it in like they did in the video. So I am thinking it is more of a truss roof tool for the tool box.
I’m with you. It would take a bit more to push it through with the ridge pole in the way.
Not that we wouldn’t find a way…I mean we are truckies at that point.