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  • Apparatus Workshop: Reserve Fire Apparatus
    Nov 17 2025

    This episode of the Apparatus Workshop Podcast focuses on reserve fire apparatus and how to spec rigs to reduce out of service time and help fleets survive the current market trend. Join Nick Wilbur, Win Slauch, and Tom Shand for this discussion on ensuring your new rigs are spec'd out to stay in service so you don't have to rely on your reserve fleet.

    Brought to you our friends at Rescue Intellitech and TheFireStore.

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    57 m
  • Moving Water: Appliance and Manifold Preventive Maintenance
    Nov 10 2025

    In this episode of Moving Water, Chris Mc Loone, Andy Soccodato, and Bill Adkins discuss preventive maintenance on water delivery equipment. From manifold appliances and nozzles to intake valves and tanker dump valves, the conversation lays out practical advice for keeping your apparatus fully operational.

    Brought to you our friends at Rescue Intellitech and TheFireStore.com.

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    38 m
  • Talking Trucks: Heavy Rescues
    Nov 3 2025

    In this episode of Talking Trucks, Chris Mc Loone sits down with Ricky Riley to break down the complexities of heavy rescue truck design. They explore fundamental decisions that fire departments face—crew cab configurations, walk-in versus walk-through bodies, and single versus tandem axles—highlighting how equipment types and mission requirements shape these choices. The conversation delves into customization of compartments, weighing the benefits of tailored tool storage against the risks of over-specialization, especially given the evolving nature of rescue gear. They also tackle modern trends like battery-powered cordless tools and question the necessity of traditional generators. Drawing on real-world experience and on-the-ground insights, Ricky offers practical advice for departments aiming to build durable, mission-focused rigs that balance innovation with adaptability.

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    38 m
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