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A detachable firefighting attachment is provided for a personal watercraft having a discharge nozzle. The attachment includes a tubular body having a lower end and upper end. There is a firefighting nozzle mounted on the upper end of the body. A fitting at the lower end of the body is shaped to fit

A detachable firefighting attachment is provided for a personal watercraft having a discharge nozzle. The attachment includes a tubular body having a lower end and upper end. There is a firefighting nozzle mounted on the upper end of the body. A fitting at the lower end of the body is shaped to fit the discharge nozzle of the personal watercraft. Water discharged from the discharge nozzle passes through the conduit to the firefighting nozzle. A forward mount is connected to the body and includes a first component releasibly connectable to the personal watercraft. There may be a steering nozzle communicating with the body adjacent to the fitting. There may be a diverter within the body adjacent to the steering nozzle for diverting water from the personal watercraft through the steering nozzle.

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[ What is claimed is:] [1.]1. A detachable firefighting attachment for a personal watercraft having a discharge nozzle, comprising:a tubular body having a lower end and an upper end;a firefighting nozzle mounted on the upper end of the body;a fitting at the lower end of the body shaped to fit the di

[ What is claimed is:] [1.]1. A detachable firefighting attachment for a personal watercraft having a discharge nozzle, comprising:a tubular body having a lower end and an upper end;a firefighting nozzle mounted on the upper end of the body;a fitting at the lower end of the body shaped to fit the discharge nozzle of the personal watercraft, whereby water discharged from the discharge nozzle passes through the body to the firefighting nozzle; anda forward mount connected to the body, the forward mount including a first component releasibly connectable to the personal watercraft, the first component including a forward latch mechanism, and a second component fixedly mountable on the watercraft, the forward latch mechanism releasibly connecting the first component to the second component.