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RenegadeChauffeur
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Riding the cab of Engine 710 at the Tennessee Valley Railroad Museum
Riding the cab of Engine 710 at the Tennessee Valley Railroad Museum
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AHN LifeFlight taking off from Jefferson Hospital, Jefferson Hills Pa.
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While picking up a patient at the hospital, I saw LifeFlight about to take off from the helipad. I’ve never been that close to a helicopter taking off before, so it was an unexpected surprise. My prayers are with the patient onboard the helicopter for a fast recovery.
Southwest Airlines Landing ATL 26R 1/26/2020
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Flew into ATL from PIT aboard a Southwest 737-700 and we landed on Runway 26R. Special thanks to Capt. Jeff and his crew for the early landing and for letting me see the cockpit at PIT
Delta Air Lines Landing Runway 27L
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Landing on Runway 27L at Chicago’s O’Hare International Airport on Sunday, November 24, 2019.
Southwest Airlines landing, Runway 02C, Nashville Airport
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Landing on Runway 02C at Nashville Airport. It was a hard landing hence the "OOF"
United Airlines Landing 6/21/19 Runway 10C
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Video of my flight last week landing at O'Hare Airport in Chicago. Sorry for the finger in the later part of the video
Tennessee Valley Railroad Museum train engine cab ride
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Had the opportunity to take a ride on the TVRR Museum train today and for $20.00 extra per person round trip, and pending availability, you can ride up front with the engineer!! Special thanks Engineer Jim Olson and the volunteers/staff at the TVRR Museum for an awesome time and for answering all of the questions.
Delta Airlines Landing at ATL on 9R
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My recent trip to St. Louis resulted in a flight back to Atlanta. This was my video of the landing on Runway 9R. It was a smooth flight and we got in early.
Severe Thunderstorm Peoria, Illinois 3/7/2017
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I was out severe weather spotting during a tornado watch when a severe thunderstorm warning was issued and it hit Peoria. This video was taken right after midnight on March 7, 2017 and was taken from the mid level of a parking garage in downtown Peoria. Prior to me taking shelter in the mid level of the garage a wall cloud went over my head, which was reported to the National Weather Service an...
Glennon1 Medical Chopper Taking Off From GRMC
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CardinalGlennon medical chopper taking off from Gateway Regional Medical Center in Granite City, Illinois. Special thanks to Josh and Kevin from GRMC Security for letting me stand across the street to shoot the video!
Amtrak Hiawatha northbound on Track 2 at Northbrook, Illinois
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Amtrak's Hiawatha Service heading north on Track 2 (usually northbound trains are on Track 1) at a reduced speed. Special thanks to the engineer for the horn blasts!!
Chicago Fire Department Lt. Carl "Hockey Puck" Ostrowski's Farewell Ride
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Final "ride out" of Lt. Carl "Hockey Puck" Ostrowski of the Chicago Fire Department Engine Co. 109. "Hockey Puck" retired with nearly 40 years as a member of the CFD. Enjoy your retirement Puck!! 109 won't be the same without you!!
Hobart, Indiana Fire Department Responding
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Taken at the Hobart, Indiana FD Open House. Engine 5411 and the ambulance responding on a gas leak from Station 1. The companies returned a little bit later.
Second Double Hiawatha Viewing Northbrook 4/29/14
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On a rainy night in April, I was filming the Hiawatha going northboumd when the southbound Hiawatha came through, hence the small jump. Enjoy!!
FD ride along with all different siren tones
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Got to ride along with my friends at a firehouse this weekend. The rig is a spare apparatus and the siren box is off an old radio. Since I was up front I decided to make a lot of noise with the siren. Enjoy!!!
Southwest Airlines Landing at ATL 6/25/16
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Southwest Airlines Landing at ATL 6/25/16
Southwest Airlines Take Off from MCO 6/25/16
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Southwest Airlines Take Off from MCO 6/25/16
Philadelphia Fire Department Ladder 9 Responding
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Philadelphia Fire Department Ladder 9 Responding
Philadelphia Fire Department Squirt 43 Responding
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Philadelphia Fire Department Squirt 43 Responding
Chicago Fire Dive Truck 6-8-7 Responding
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Chicago Fire Dive Truck 6-8-7 Responding
Chicago Fire Department DDC 2-2-2 Responding
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Chicago Fire Department DDC 2-2-2 Responding
Chicago Fire Department Engine 103 Responding
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Chicago Fire Department Engine 103 Responding
Chicago Fire Department Engine 5 and Truck 2 Respo
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Chicago Fire Department Engine 5 and Truck 2 Respo
Def truck 50 😉
Now that the people in the video are retired, yes, that is T-50
@@RenegadeChauffeur my dad got suspended twice for me sleeping over at Engine 101 😬
@@cfd11236 wow!! That’s crazy!!!!
Let's stop and honor and appreciate the firemen who proudly serve us your service and time and efforts are deeply appreciated thanks even by Chicago fd responding keep them safe out there even in the windy city of Chicago great job great catches as usual still going strong way to go appreciate you guys ! Joe
I don't want to be disrespectful but is this a retirement?
Yes it is. The retirement of a legend :)
Chicago fire vibes
Man i remember when Hockey Puck would act up at engine 72 when i was riding there as a teenager
"Don't let the door hit ya in the ass on the way out!" hahahaha!!! A more Chicago-thing to say, I may never have heard LOL And whoever delivered that line has a classic Chicaaago accent lol.
That would be Hockey Puck. He always had a great one liner.
What a emotional moment This Truck was the same as Engine 51 from the real CFD show Chicago Fire.
It’s similar. I’m not sure if this was the actual rig as this is a spare.
D-530 was the first rig used as Engine 51 it was a 1992 and D-548 was the second it was a 1994
Last of a dieing breed
Desplains and van Buren 600 w 400s
Keep them safe Chicago fd your service is deeply appreciated thanks take care best wishes to everyone who responds keep up the good work. Joe
Responding to a call at Dusable Harbor of a man in distress.
Call me or text me or message me or email me 201 375 0169
Loudest loudest loudest loudest loudest loudest loudest loudest loudest eq2b siren Manuel
From Chicago Fire department
Chicago Fire department I love all the Chicago Fire department truck 1 23 4 5 6 78 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80
Great catch!!! Love those Q's!!
I'm guessing it's a 1999 E-One ladder truck, by the way nice usage of the Motorola Spectra siren my other guests is 1998 HME Central series for the two-piece Squad
robbykouthere069 it’s actually a 2000 E-One, but yes it’s one of the older ones. It was the old T-13.
FDNY vibes
Huh?
@@illinoiansuburbanfirerepon397 he means FDNY uses the siren on there reverse or spares whatever you call
I love that announcement sound for the train Example : attention please this is a boarding call for Amtrak Northeast Regional train 156
Yea I love that my most recent one was : Attention please this is the boarding call for Amtrak Acela Train 2252 it sounds so affirmative and respectful at the same time
That what I heard it was scary I was shaking alot
Oh no the 2600-series cars are next but some of the 2400-series cars are still on CTA property only for (Work Service)
I believe you are right. Plus there is a set of (I believe) 2400's for charter use. There are no more 2400's in revenue service.
cool video
Thanks brother
Long live Brian Murphy
I actually knew Brian. He was a true character and usually had everyone laughing. God rest his soul.
That is the problem about Chicago fire departments HME engines
Call this one a 2nd alarm in a highrise
when did cta's 2400 series end?
According to chicago-l.org , the last time the 2400s were in revenue service was in October 2014 on the Orange Line. There were some that allegedly made their way into Brown Line runs, as well. After October 31st, the last 2400s were officially retired from revenue service. I recall the 2400s were all taken out of Purple Line service some time before October 2014, as 5000s(their newest railcars) were introduced into service on the Purple Line. IIRC, the farewell trip was in January 2015, when they briefly ran on various 'L lines for a final trip so to speak. Keep in CTA kept a few 2400s as part of their heritage fleet, and they have occasionally brought them out again for special events, such as into service when the Cubs were in the playoffs in 2016. I forget if the CTA brought them back into special service again, during the 2017 playoffs for the Cubs.
@@BoratWanksta they did bring them back for heritage fleet service in 2017, but for the 125th anniversary of the L and the CTA’s 70th anniversary. They were also out this year in 2022 for the CTA’s 75th anniversary.
Its highway 51
Nice!
How old were they
Steven Wade oh. They look 10 years old
Only 1 truck? In Antwerp belgium it's 4-5 trucks for a diving incident
Also engine 13 battalion 1 paramedic field chief 451 helicopter 682 helicopter 681 fast boat 688 and dive instructor 686
Nice one!
Thank you sir!!
Rather not say.
RenegadeChauffeur ok understand
Hope ya understand :)
RenegadeChauffeur sure do
Very cool what company was the spare unit in place of?
Now that the people in the video are retired, I can say that it was T-50.
dumb question: was there ever a 2000s series farewell trip?
Not a stupid question at all. Yes there was.
+RenegadeChauffeur huh. Wonder why I can't find any images or videos of it. I keep getting videos and photos for the 2400 and the 2200 farewell trips with every search. Maybe it was called something different?
where is this station at?
Engine 13. It's at 259 N. Columbus Drive.
I live there it was scary as crap
Everytime someone doesn't pull to the right part of me hopes it's their house
Oh trust me I know
I loved that train when it was on the Lake Dan Ryan
oh no first the 2200 series than 2400 series.
The 2600s are next to be retired in the 2020's followed by the 3200's. Thankfully we still have some time before those great cars get retired. The 5000's still have MANY years before they're off to the scrap yard (not a big fan of them since they're practically just 3200s with more modern features.)
@@johnerikson7094 yep after the 5000s the 7000s which is up coming are retiring in 2059
@@thetransitfanofchicago1718 I will be long gone by then, and so suspect I will you.
sad ;c
I saw the new truck 23 today, great looking truck!
You did???
+RenegadeChauffeur yes. It's in station 3 engine 23'spot. Engine 23 is moved to ambulance 23 spot. The 1991 truck 23 is still at station 3 in its spot. I assume it just arrived. My dads at Evanston. Hospital and yesterday I saw it
+prankmonkey650 I'm sorry about your dad. I'll have to take a ride up north.
+RenegadeChauffeur thank you about my dad. I took a short video of the new truck about to roll out on a call but got cancelled. You can see the truck somewhat. It's on my RUclips page.
Do they ever actually use the real Q siren instead of the eQ?
Kyle Chicago apparatus don't have the real "Q" on them; it's only the electronic one. The new ambulances have the brand new Q with the "priority" tone.
s this il or wy
girzim03 Illinois, right outside of Chicago. Thanks for viewing! :)
Love seeing stuff from my neighborhood, please hold your phone sideways.
Thanks. Will do next time. :)
Great catch!
Thank you for your kind words!!
cool looking storm. Thanks for sharing.
Nice and classic! HME/Luverne fire engines are my favorite. Nice to hear the PA300 for once.
It sure is Arvell.
Awesome video! Interesting type of engine, nice lights and those air horns :)
Thank you for your kind words! E-103 is one of the last "shorty" Luverne engines in front line service in Chicago; the rest are either gone or being used as spares. The lights on the roof are the Federal Signal Viewpoint lights, the siren is the PA300 (also by Federal). I don't know what the flashers on the front of the rig are.
RenegadeChauffeur There are still 9 of these HME/luverne in front line service, they are from1997-1999, sadly there getting old and there are no replacement plans
@@railsam true engine 104 has a 1997 HME and they have replacements the engines are E-One and they have new tower ladders and new squads that are both E-One
I would be shouting "SEEK SHELTER!! TORNADO!!!"
2 cars added to the consist? That's awesome bro!