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Please select an event from below:
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Man Ladder |
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Three
men start at 50, 75, and 100 feet from arch. Men must simultaneously
climb a 25 ft. ladder (secured to the arch). First two men must touch
top rung, last man must grasp and hold top rung. |
| State
Record: |
6.00
by West Sayville @ State Tournament '98 |
| Team
Record: |
6.49 |
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| B
Ladder |
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One
driver, three ladder men and one climber, using a class B fire vehicle
equipped with a 25 ft. speed ladder, start 150 feet from arch. Vehicle
and personnel race to arch. Vehicle stops at the arch. Ladder men
and climber must get off and raise ladder to arch. Climber then
scales ladder. Climber must grasp and hold top rung. |
| State
Record: |
4.88
by West Sayville @ Riverhead |
| Team
Record: |
4.95 |
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| C
Ladder |
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One
driver, three ladder men and one climber, using a class C fire vehicle
equipped with a 25 ft. speed ladder, start 475 feet from arch. Vehicle
and personnel race to arch.Vehicle stops at the arch. Ladder men
and climber must get off and raise ladder to arch. Climber then
scales ladder. Climber must grasp and hold top rung. |
| State
Record: |
8.55
by Manhasset-Lakeville @ Hempstead 9/5/05 |
| Team
Record: |
8.55
- New York State Record |
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| C
Hose |
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One
driver, one hydrant man, one nozzle man, one break man and one slack
man, using a class C fire vehicle equipped with 200 ft. of hose,
(150 ft. usable and 50 ft. unusable) start 475 feet from hydrant.
Vehicle and personnel will race down track, stop at hydrant to let
hydrant man and slack man off. Hydrant man will connect hose to
hydrant. Vehicle and remaining personnel will continue down track
to target where they will stop. Nozzle man and break man will get
off. Break man will then break connection between the usable and
unusable hose length's. Nozzle man will then attach a nozzle to
the usable length's and trip the target with water. |
| State
Record: |
12.09
by Manhasset-Lakeville @ Nassau County 2001 |
| Team
Record: |
12.09
- New York State Record |
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| B
Hose |
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One
driver, one hydrant man, one nozzle man, one break man and one slack
man, using a class B fire vehicle equipped with 200 ft. of hose,
(150 ft. usable and 50 ft. unusable) start 150 feet from hydrant.
Vehicle and personnel will race down track, stop at hydrant to let
hydrant man and slack man off. Hydrant man will connect hose to
hydrant. Vehicle and remaining personnel will continue down track
to target where they will stop. Nozzle man and break man will get
off. Break man will then break connection between the usable and
unusable hose length's. Nozzle man will then attach a nozzle to
the usable length's and trip the target with water. |
| State
Record: |
7.38
by Patchogue |
| Team
Record: |
7.69 |
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| Efficiency |
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Eight
men (with three 50 ft. lengths of hose) will start 50 feet from
hydrant. At start signal men must connect hose together, connect
a nozzle and connect to hydrant, run down track and pass water through
hose to trip a target. |
| State
Record: |
8.51
by New Hyde Park @ Hempstead 2001 |
| Team
Record: |
8.69 |
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| Motor
Pump |
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Eleven
men and class B fire vehicle will start 75 feet from hydrant. Men
may not get off vehicle until it crosses the 25 ft. line from hydrant.
At this time the vehicle will stop at hydrant and men will jump
off. Hydrant man will connect inlet line to hydrant and another
man will connect one end of hose to pump outlet on vehicle. Water
will pass from hydrant through pump on vehicle to hose connected
to outlet. Nozzle man will then trip the target with water. |
| State
Record: |
5.62
by Central Islip |
| Team
Record: |
5.99 |
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| Buckets |
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Eleven
men and class B fire vehicle will start 75 feet from hydrant. Men
may not get off vehicle until it crosses the 25 ft. line from hydrant.
At this time the vehicle will stop at hydrant and men will jump
off. Hydrant man will connect inlet line to hydrant and another
man will connect one end of hose to pump outlet on vehicle. Water
will pass from hydrant through pump on vehicle to hose connected
to outlet. Nozzle man will then trip the target with water. |
| State
Record: |
19.47
by Central Islip |
| Team
Record: |
21.00 |
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