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What is know as a fireman’s branch and what is it used for?

Apparently it is a slang term (or nickname) firemen use for a piece of their equipment. I’m pretty sure it isn’t a ‘tree’ branch, or their ‘branch’ where they work.

I am not exactly sure what you talking about the closest thing I can figure is a Branch Pipe nozzle.

Pic link: http://www.indiamart.com/wincofire/pcat-gifs/products-small/short-branch-pipe-nozzle_10525791.jpg

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3 Responses to “What is know as a fireman’s branch and what is it used for?”

  1. they crawl out on it to get the cat out of the tree
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  2. firetrucks have ladders .. that’s the fireman’s "branch"
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  3. I am not exactly sure what you talking about the closest thing I can figure is a Branch Pipe nozzle.

    Pic link: http://www.indiamart.com/wincofire/pcat-gifs/products-small/short-branch-pipe-nozzle_10525791.jpg
    References :

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