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

Extending hose lines can be done in a variety of different ways on the fire ground. In this episode of Brass Tacks & Hard Facts (#44), Dennis LeGear reviews the ways that this can be done without the use of a gated wye. He reviews the pros and cons of each type of reducer used for extending as well as extending from a nozzle shutoff. Browse more episodes now, request demos & training at https://firedept.link/bthf44 | Elkhart Brass

The automatic nozzle is designed to always give you a good looking stream over a variable flow based on the pressure provided to the nozzle. In this video, Curt Isakson gets down to the Brass Tacks and Hard Facts of automatics, giving you a side-by-side visual of their streams at a variety of flows. Click here for more episodes: http://firedept.link/BrassTacks10. | Elkhart Brass

WOTF 2025 ➡️ Getting down to the Brass Tacks and Hard Facts this week! #elkhartbrass #brasstackshardfacts #rigrecon #firefighter #knowyourflow #firetraining #wateronthefire | Elkhart Brass