*TURNOUT SYSTEM* Paddington First Pump Turnout- London Fire Brigade 

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HENRY!!

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Crew manager was showing me around 👍

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​@@fireresponsetvoh thanks

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@@fireresponsetv Thanks for the prompt response, enjoy your evening

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Crews are suppost to be out the doors within 90 seconds so it gives them an idea on how long they have been

Because mate there's a time limit to a call out usually around 4 mins max it just lets you know how long before pump turn out nothing to worry about

​@@fireresponsetv90 seconds is correct but impossible to turn out that fast no personell is waiting straight by the appliance to turn out they either in gym or taking drills no firefighters turn out that fast time is safety

@jonathanwood3659 I filmed a station where they turned out in 30 seconds

4 minutes is way too long, turnout target time is 90 seconds

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There are poles in paddington!

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Was debating it

would have looked well cool for the vid ahah@@fireresponsetv

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Do they even have them? Thought that was a TV thing

Loads of fire stations have poles!

It's called a pump

@@fireresponsetv Well yes, and that's the weird thing. Just 'cause it has a pump among a zillion other things it doesn't make sense to call it a pump. Dogs have noses, but nobody calls a dog a nose.

@johanrebel it's the primary aspect of the appliance

It harkens back to the "good old days" when stations had two appliances, one was designated a "pump" as its primary role was to get water onto the fire asap, the other appliance was a Pump Escape, it too was a pump but carried a fifty foot wheeled escape and although it could pump it's primary role was to rescue anyone who was trapped using the large ladder. I suppose it's like the U.S. calling their machines " Engines" they ALL have engines.

@@TheDrummie1 Some of 'm are called trucks. Those truck all have engines, and the engines are all trucks.