Wow Sekter, the video really reminds me of our days on the farm ... even the sounds of the small pump from the pond and then starting up the tanker pump. (We had a Darley on ours.) Yes, 1,000 gallons of water is a lot. If you get the spray rig set up, it's really a lot of fun.

HERE IS a link to Mike "Mike B" Boteler's 1957 Chevrolet 10500 Fire Engine. The image is from the Westminster Fire Truck Muster. We saw some of the other images and they are so cool. "Cool" explains a lot since it really does bring the area temp down. May help with your 100+ degrees out there.

Keep us posted as you progress. Want to see some splash! grin


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