Portable fire fighting apparatus

A portable fire fighting and vapor suppression apparatus comprising

• a substantially rectangular configured cart having a height, a top, a bottom, opposing front and rear sides, and two opposing sides to define a substantially rectangular configured enclosure, wherein said cart is a size so that it can be manually moved by a single individual, and including wheels mounted on the bottom to allow the cart to be wheeled about a location,
• said cart having an internal partition extending medially between the two opposing sides and along a substantial portion of the height of the cart adjacent the front side to form an enclosed storage area that extends along the front side of the cart and is separate from a remainder of the enclosure to form a holding tank for storing a foam concentrate, wherein said internal partition extends toward the rear side in an area adjacent the top of the cart to form an enlarged storage well,
• a foam eductor mounted within the enclosed storage area and extending along the front side and having an inlet positioned near the bottom of the cart for connecting to a source of water, said eductor including a foam mixing portion and a discharge,
• a foam pickup tube connected to the foam mixing portion of the eductor and extending through the internal partition to the holding tank for sucking the foam concentrate as the water is forced through the inlet and the eductor, and
• a fire hose having two ends, one of the ends connecting the eductor discharge and a nozzle connecting on another of the ends of the fire hose through which the water and foam discharged, wherein
• the fire hose is stored within the enlarged storage well, coiled in a double donut configuration so that as the fire hose is withdrawn, a corresponding length of the fire hose connected to the eductor is withdrawn.