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Overcoming Problems Connecting to FDC (Episode #52)
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Overcoming Problems Connecting to FDC (Episode #52)
37.4K viewsDec 10, 2018
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Standpipe Hook Ups (Episode #76)
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Standpipe Hook Ups (Episode #76)
15.6K viewsDec 20, 2021
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There are times when hooking to a Fire Department Connection on a standpipe equipped building you may run into trouble trying to make the hook up. Dave McGrail reviews some of those challenges and how to overcome them in this episode. Browse more episodes here: https://firedept.link/Ep52 | Elkhart Brass
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There are times when hooking to a Fire Department Connection on a standpipe equipped building you may run into trouble trying to make the hook up. Dave McGrail reviews some of those challenges and how to overcome them in this episode. Browse more episodes here: https://firedept.link/Ep52 | Elkhart Brass
59.2K viewsNov 29, 2018
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Overcoming Problems Connecting to FDC (Episode #52)
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Overcoming Problems Connecting to FDC (Episode #52)
3.6K viewsNov 29, 2018
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Using A Gate Valve on your Standpipe Hook Up (Episode #82)
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Using A Gate Valve on your Standpipe Hook Up (Episode #82)
8.5K viewsJan 31, 2022
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Fire Department Connections (Ep126)
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Fire Department Connections (Ep126)
4.4K views8 months ago
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Hooking to Standpipe or Stretching from Pumper (Episode #50)
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Hooking to Standpipe or Stretching from Pumper (Episode #50)
20.3K viewsNov 26, 2018
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In this episode, Jerry Herbst goes over how to properly hook up to a standpipe using an Inline Pressure Gauge, High Rise Elbow, and Hydrant Gate. These individual appliances offer a great amount of flexibility in the hook up configuration, and have a very important role when used together. For more episodes, like us on Facebook or check out: http://firedept.link/BrassTacks5. | Elkhart Brass
16.5K viewsDec 11, 2017
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Fire Department Connections are a critical link in standpipe operations, yet they are often misunderstood and can pose unique challenges. In this episode, Kyle Smith walks through Fire Department Connections, covering their purpose, common configurations, and operational considerations. He explains how understanding the system from the street level can directly impact interior standpipe performance. Visit https://firedept.link/BTHFep126 to view the entire series. #ElkhartBrass #Standpipe #FireDe
26.2K views8 months ago
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Standpipe Setup: Analog Gauge - Brass Tacks & Hard Facts (Episode 5)
18.9K viewsDec 28, 2016
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WATCH IT: Standpipe Setup: Analog Gauge -- In this episode, Jerry Herbst goes over how to properly hook up to a standpipe using an Inline Pressure Gauge, High Rise Elbow, and Hydrant Gate. These individual appliances offer a great amount of flexibility in the hook up configuration, and have a very important role when used together. Browse more of the Brass Tacks and Hard Facts series now at http://www.brasstackshardfacts.com | Elkhart Brass
47.5K viewsDec 19, 2016
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In Brass Tacks & Hard Facts Ep 6, Chris Martin takes a look at high rise hook ups using a Standpipe Flowmeter. Used in place of an inline pressure gauge and elbow, the Standpipe Flowmeter shows precise flow and pressure readings when connected directly to the standpipe valve. What are your thoughts? Browse more episodes at http://www.brasstackshardfacts.com and follow us on FB for new releases every few days. | Elkhart Brass
44.6K viewsDec 22, 2016
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Here is a quick overview of our high-rise solutions and how these different components work together to ensure that you have a winning system when setting up your standpipe operation. The fact is that you may not know the condition or location of the valve, including clearance and orientation until getting to the floor below. For this reason, a component approach is preferred and the needed configuration can be built on the fly based on what is encountered. This video walks you through that. To
58.9K viewsSep 11, 2017
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Great nozzle handling technique comes down to managing nozzle reaction through contact points, friction, and grounding of energy. Brian Brush shows just how to do that through different handling techniques for different attack point positions -- browse more from the Art of Engine Work at http://www.brasstackshardfacts.com and follow us on Facebook for new episodes weekly | Elkhart Brass
147.7K viewsJan 27, 2017
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Great nozzle handling technique comes down to managing nozzle reaction through contact points, friction, and grounding of energy. Brian Brush shows just how to do that through different handling techniques for different attack point positions – for more, check out: firedept.link/BrassTacts. | Elkhart Brass
60.3K viewsNov 6, 2017
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“Why don’t you make it in all one unit?” We have been asked it before in regard to our Standpipe Kit components, and the answer is quite simple…you might not know what you are going to encounter once you are ready to hook up to the valve. Is the valve oriented straight up? Is it in a tight cabinet? Has it been part of a remodel and dry walled right to the outlet threads? Building on the fly, instead of spec-ing available features at the time of ordering, ensures you can overcome any challenge th
10.9K viewsJun 3, 2020
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NEW VIDEO! The Elkhart Brass ST-185-XD FDNY Stack and correlating overhaul tips create several effective fire streams with just a switch of the tip. The base tip comes in 7/8”, 15/16”, 1-1/8”, or 1-3/16” for fire attack flows. Screwing on the ½” straight overhaul tip provides a low flow, high velocity tip great for deep seated hot spots, cutting drywall, or knocking down drop ceiling tiles. It will flow 50 gpm @ 50 psi, as well as the Bent Overhaul Tip. The Bent Overhaul Tip also has a ½” orific
5.4K viewsJun 16, 2021
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Field Adjustable Standpipe Valves Elkhart Brass
752 viewsFeb 10, 2019
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In this Brass Tacks episode, Brian Brush demonstrates the Modified Minuteman 2-1/2" back stretch from a standpipe connection. He covers setup and flaking techniques that help maintain organization and efficiency when deploying larger lines in interior environments. Learn how this configuration supports better flow and mobility for standpipe operations. For more Modified Minuteman content and to view the entire series, visit: https://firedept.link/BTHFep109 #ElkhartBrass #HoseLoads #FiregroundOpe
1.9K viewsOct 17, 2025
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Standpipe Valve Outlets (Episode #47)
15.9K viewsNov 12, 2018
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A Control Firefighter's Job (Episode #74)
13.3K viewsDec 6, 2021
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In standpipe operations the time may occur that you stretch short or just need more working length. Using an Increaser this evolution is simplified. Specially designed to be compact and without rocker lugs, Eric Tollund breaks down how to perform this operation using one. Browse our full video library of episodes here: https://firedept.link/Ep103 and follow Elkhart Brass for more Brass Tacks Hard Facts episodes! #brasstackshardfacts | Elkhart Brass
45.9K viewsJun 9, 2022
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When your fire building involves a standpipe system there should be a big question mark in your mind if the best strategy and tactic is to utilize it or stretch from the pumper. In this episode Dave McGrail reviews considerations for when it may be best to avoid the standpipe and consider making the stretch directly from your engine. Browse more episodes here: https://firedept.link/Ep50. | Elkhart Brass
46.4K viewsNov 25, 2018
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Watch as Dave McGrail details what NFPA 14 (Standard for the Installation of Standpipe and Hose Systems) pre-93 and post-93 means in regard to expected outlet pressures and how those pressures can affect target fire flows comparing 1-3/4” and 2-1/2” hose. Tune into our Facebook page THIS WEDNESDAY at 8PM to watch Dave discuss this topic LIVE! Browse all of our Brass Tacks Hard Facts episodes here: https://bit.ly/BTHF-ep59 & stay tuned for more series favorites! | Elkhart Brass
15.8K viewsMay 4, 2020
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FDC Hook-Up Evolution
31.6K viewsDec 14, 2022
YouTubeMiami-Dade Fire Rescue Training Division
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Standpipe Connections
8.1K viewsOct 5, 2023
YouTubeMBFD Training
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Elkhart Brass High Rise Products
4.8K viewsSep 11, 2017
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Standpipe Setup: Digital Gauge - Brass Tacks & Hard Facts (Episode 6)
6.5K viewsDec 28, 2016
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💧 Take Control with the Elkhart Brass XD Shutoff | Feld Fire
151 views11 months ago
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Elkhart Brass FDNY Stack with Straight and Bent Overhaul Tips
2.5K viewsJun 16, 2021
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