8,000 GPM from a remote-controlled monitor. Meet the Tsunami and its monster-sized set of stacked tips (the biggest of which here is 5-1/8"). This remote-controlled firefighting monitor flows 4,000 to 8,000 gpm for large-scale fire a**ack and heavy water supply operations. Built to move serious water with control. Minimal friction loss matters. The Tsunami holds just 15 PSI at 8,000 gpm thanks to the integral stream straightener. That means stronger stream reach and better water delivery when it

🔧 Leaky valve? Here are two super easy steps to this field repair. Best part yet? It's virtually the same process for both the Ball Intake Valve (BIV) and the four-way Oasis Hydrant Assist Valve. 📍 Baltimore, MD 🍎 TFT's Ben Lehman shows us the ins and outs of valve seat replacement #firefighter #valve #watersupply #repair #service #taskforcetips | Task Force Tips

Stretching the first line? Let’s hear it. 🔥 What’s one tip you’d give a probie about stretching the first hoseline? 🚒 What load are you pulling on your rig? 🧵 How are you flaking it to keep it from tangling at the door? 💧 Are you thinking about hoseline movement before you charge it? ⏱️ Where do you see firefighters lose the most time on the stretch? 🚪 Are you stretching to the seat of the fire, or just to the front door? 👥 Rural firefighters, how does low manpower change your stretch? 🏙️