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Mattydale lay
A hose lay or hose load is a preconfigured arrangement of fire hose that facilitates deployment under high-stress, high-danger situations.
A Mattydale lay, also called "cross-lay", "speedlay", and "transverse lay", is a method of storing hose on a fire engine. This method of storing hose is designed for rapid deployment of a hose line to attack a fire. In this manner, the hose is stored perpendicularly across the fire apparatus, usually above or adjacent to the pump panel, instead of the usual parallel storage in the rear. This allows the firefighter to pull the hose in the direction of the fire instead of having to make a turn.
== History ==
The Mattydale lay was designed in 1947 by Chief Burton L. Eno of the Mattydale, New York Fire Department.〔(Mattydale Fire Department, Inc. @ Firehouse.com Network )〕 It was first installed on a 1939 Buffalo Fire Appliance Corp. "Pathfinder" fire engine.〔(Fire apparatus engines, pumpers, 300 years of firefighting, come visit the Museum soon! )〕
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