Great input fellas! I greatly appreciate it.
As far as the Memphis guys, my best friend is a driver over at Q37 and he likes it OK. He did say that the pump has to be primed quite often. But not many of the Memphis guys get to talk much any more.
That's interesting about the flow on the pump and meeting their rated capacity at the end of their useful life. That is a big issue here with the Miss. Rating Bureau and something to certainly think about. This engine will serve a max of 10 years unless something drastically changes.
However, it looks like the traditional rescue pumper will probably win out due to price, etc. Bean counters are keeping a close eye on it and we only have x dollars to spend.
As far as the Memphis guys, my best friend is a driver over at Q37 and he likes it OK. He did say that the pump has to be primed quite often. But not many of the Memphis guys get to talk much any more.
That's interesting about the flow on the pump and meeting their rated capacity at the end of their useful life. That is a big issue here with the Miss. Rating Bureau and something to certainly think about. This engine will serve a max of 10 years unless something drastically changes.
However, it looks like the traditional rescue pumper will probably win out due to price, etc. Bean counters are keeping a close eye on it and we only have x dollars to spend.
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