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Re: Using a disc to make a fireline
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Posted by Red Dave on April 08, 2007 at 15:44:14 from (68.44.136.14):
In Reply to: Using a disc to make a fireline posted by Maxgussam on April 08, 2007 at 14:38:39:
Sure it can work, and I've done it on field fires with some success. But if I was you, I would make the line 20 or 30 feet wide at a minimum. Wider is better and you can't just do it once and forget it either. It will have to be maintained for the entire fire season. A fire driven by wind can jump an 8 foot fireline in less time than you can say "Oh, sh.." Been there and seen it.
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