[FDNY] CLASS lll - ENGINE 205 & TILLER LADDER 118 RESPOND

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Date Recorded: July 4, 2018
Area: Brooklyn Heights, NYC
Location: 74 Middagh Street
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FDNY engine 205 and tiller truck 118 respond to a class 3 alarm in dumbo Brooklyn.
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SUBCRIBE & Thanks so much for watching

[@skymedic48]

I did a memorial stair climb for 9/11 this past year, I climbed in honor of Vernon Cherry, Ladder 118. RIP. Be safe brothers.

[@Tbird1549]

I love watching those those tillers going through the streets in the city!

[@albertomadeirajr7824]

i am impress on how they fit a tiller and an engine in a small house like that.

[@alessiozingoni9263]

ALBERTO MADEIRA JR right... it is very beautiful

[@BeytekinConstructionMachinery]

Hey, nice avatar my friend and super nice video!

[@TheResponder]

Thank You my friend, Benjamin! Regards brotha...🤜🏼

[@CobraEmergencyNorthAmerica]

Man I love how FDNY fit such big rigs in tight spaces!
What's 118 like? Busy? Lookin' at doin' a trip to Downtown Brooklyn.

[@TheResponder]

Yes it's a great house!
Its busy and mostly in the summertime. They are right by the Brooklyn bridge and get many calls up there.
I recommend you purchase the 9/11 shirt. One of the best shirts with the firefighters pictured in the back with their names who died on 9/11...

[@lynlewis8606]

@@TheResponder where can I find this shirt

[@fdnyfilms3354]

@@lynlewis8606 They have them at the firehouse. Probably $20.

[@HeathrowFlyerTakeoff]

Great Footage! Been a while since I’ve been on here :D

[@TheResponder]

Welcome back home 😁 & Thanks!

[@annajohnson4147]

@@TheResponder Is it ok to share this?

[@tomh3652]

I like when you get a closeup on the serial number under the drivers side windshield. Lets us know the year of that unit. Like that engine started with 15 so we know the year. Good job.

[@TheResponder]

Thank You Tom!

[@glennjohnston2267]

That was a good turnout time. Great to see

[@JakeLunceford]

Great shots!

[@susanallen2678]

I just love the tillers.

[@clementthurn1992]

Nicely done, chauffeurs !!!

[@jennjenn9628]

Jeez i had passed that last exam i wld be so distracted at work😎

[@PoliceFireandEMSResponseVideos]

Great Catches!

[@TheResponder]

Thanks Bro!

[@bostvhamburg]

nice footage ,like !

[@TheResponder]

Thank You!

[@gaborandrejszki2553]

Hello!👊Great video my friend! 👌🙂 I 💖 FDNY

[@TheResponder]

Thank You my friend!

[@Ramseylove]

Nice Sweet Job

[@presenttalk7062]

Awesome!

[@TheResponder]

Thank You! 👍🏼

[@marcinpiatek8793]

Nice Video

[@TheResponder]

Thanks!

[@northfloridafire]

Nice!😃👍👍

[@TheResponder]

Thanks!

[@PolishEmergencyVideos]

Great video, like + subs.

[@TheResponder]

Thank You and welcome!

[@knooopje]

Is the crew on 118 back when 9/11 happand

[@Armen.426]

those guys sadly passed away when the towers collapsed 20 something years ago man

[@fdnyfilms3354]

Cool video!!

[@JeffKnight109]

Nice! Video bro

[@TheResponder]

Thank You my bro!

[@JeffKnight109]

Your welcome! Bro

[@Ramseylove]

Great Job keep it up

[@Eric-un5ov]

Awesome video my friend. I have more videos uploaded

[@JH-cw5po]

I thought 118 only got like 5 calls a day

[@alessiozingoni9263]

Guys... I'm Italian and we have smaller trucks. Is comfortable (and useful) using big engines and ladders in USA? I think (especially in big cities) you have tu buy small but also useful trucks. I don't know all about Fire trucks in US and I'd like to talk about it

[@TheResponder]

Hello Alessio. In the engine or ladder it is very spacious for our firefighters to get in and get out. As for the older models such as 2006 models, they are tighter and small amount of legroom. Your are more then welcomed to visit any of our firehouses. Regards to you from Italy from the USA...

[@alessiozingoni9263]

The Responder oh right, the space for firefighters is important but I think it's more important save lifes and don't stay in city traffic. I think firefighters can be confortable although the small place, as in Italian trucks. Here are some video of our truck (link under). Another questions... do you know what's a NASPO? (I can't translate in english). By the way, I don't know who you are so I'm very sorry if I disrespect You in some way especially if you are a Police officer, firefighter or paramedics but I have a low level of English...

[@alessiozingoni9263]

ruclips.net/video/JDsNZI8OMEE/видео.html (Florence F.D., Italy - "my" channel)

[@TheResponder]

I do not know what is "NASPO"... And no worries my friend you can ask any question. And for our fire dept our fire trucks can get around traffic with no problem. I will send you a link to one of our bigger fire rescue trucks so you can see --

[@TheResponder]

ruclips.net/video/T6Q7WIG9gFU/видео.html

[@damonmoritz438]

How many firefighters work in a fire station and do they do A shift B shift and C shift and how many seats r in the Engines and Ladders

[@alexr1101]

Damon Moritz it always depends on the pieces in a station. If its a single engine company, probably less than ten. If its an engine & truck company, probably around 20. Firefighters generally work 24 hour shifts, and then have two days off. Alternatively they might work 48 hour shifts and have four days off. It all depends on the department, so these are just generalizations.

[@emt5330]

Generally ladders run with crews of six. Most engines have crews of 5, but the busier units have 6.

[@Kilrinstinct1]

White socks 🤦