Manheim floods pretty easy - that's actually a HUGE understatement. I've lived nearby all of my life and worked in Manheim for a few years, AFTER they made some effort to reduce the effects of flooding; multiple times our companies dumpster would float away from our parking lot after it rained and get stuck under a bridge down the street.
What a pretty girl! So smart! And loves the fire service!🔥 👨🚒 🚒 🧯her arms tell her whole story. They are big, she is strong and she probably can carry many heavy tools at once! Great job Maggie! This video was about you and you only!
I remember when I was really young my dad took my mom and papa up in the ladder truck. They were up really high and I thought they weren’t coming back down 😂. My grandma was trying to reassure me that they were coming back. Whenever I see a ladder truck I think of that.
I have the biggest respecct for firefighters, emts, police, and solders. We always seem to take them for granted. When I was younger my Uncle use to be a Lt. in the fire deartment use to love riding in the rig when they would go fill it up.
In Pennsylvania a lot of fire company were formed years before the township or boroughs were incorporated by members of the community. So the members would come up with a name like Hope Hose Company or Friendship Hook & Ladder for example. An later on when the township or boroughs were incorporated a lot took on that name so that's how you get Manheim Fire Department.
@@heavy7799 for not being able to freely navigate the town for no practical reason (she even told that they usually arrive with 2-3 FFs why have crew cab at all)? Especially it is funny to watch such monstrosities being stuck in congested cities like New York: "People in a burning building can wait, but we need more surface for chrome and American flags".
Every location has different needs and everyone tries to serve their communities best regardless of the truck size. Is more about the people on the trucks.
"Supply line?" "Nope this is 5 inch hydrant line" Someone doesnt realize that they're the same thing... but other than that she seems to know most of her stuff minus the pump apparently lmao
When was on a volunteer department, grade school fire safety day, a 1st grader asked a guy just out of fire training "why different hose sizes", the guy goes into talking about pressure & friction loss, the kid looked lost. An old timer on the dept. Stops him & tells the kid, big fire-big hose, small fire-small hose. Kid was happy.
Yeah, sweetheart… “supply line” IS another name for “hydrant line,” and Class C fires are ELECTRICAL, not ‘combustible.’ Learn more about your HOBBY, hero! 🙄
She struggled on camera. Sorry it comes across that way. I tried to lead the conversation and let her speak more but she stopped with just answering the questions quickly. It did not feel that way in person. She was great to talk with. Camera tends to make people nervous
She seems so nice, and she really knows her stuff, her smile is so reassuring.
she has a smile brighter than the chrome on the truck :)
She was awesome to work with
I would LOVE to meet her! She seems so cheerful!
Pretty girl, she knows her stuff keep up the hard work Maggie
She really knows her stuff
To tell the truth, this whole video, the constant questions, sounded like an exam
Sorry it came across that way. Being on camera is harder for some then others. She was great and knew her stuff but needed to have some prompts
@@HeroesNextDoor You could tell she was nervous. She does know her job and the truck. I would have no problems going into battle with her.
Ladder trucks, regardless of their style and length, are GORGEOUS
Manheim floods pretty easy - that's actually a HUGE understatement. I've lived nearby all of my life and worked in Manheim for a few years, AFTER they made some effort to reduce the effects of flooding; multiple times our companies dumpster would float away from our parking lot after it rained and get stuck under a bridge down the street.
😂🤣
What a pretty girl! So smart! And loves the fire service!🔥 👨🚒 🚒 🧯her arms tell her whole story. They are big, she is strong and she probably can carry many heavy tools at once! Great job Maggie! This video was about you and you only!
Maggie was nervous but definitely the star of the episode. It was great to get to know her
I remember when I was really young my dad took my mom and papa up in the ladder truck. They were up really high and I thought they weren’t coming back down 😂. My grandma was trying to reassure me that they were coming back. Whenever I see a ladder truck I think of that.
Are you a firefighter now?
@@HeroesNextDoor Nope just a firefighters daughter interested in these things
It great to see female firefighters nice great video
I have the biggest respecct for firefighters, emts, police, and solders. We always seem to take them for granted. When I was younger my Uncle use to be a Lt. in the fire deartment use to love riding in the rig when they would go fill it up.
Another outstanding video Mike!!
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Awesome firetruck
Beautiful truck.
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such a cutie.. another awesome video
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That tower ladder needs to be updated to have led emergency lights and chevron stripping
That’s would help for sure.
Want to get my emt but I get woozy at the sight of arterial blood, not venous. Is that gonna be an issue?
Not normally. As EMT YOU CAN quickly stop bleeding 😉
passed the exam, she didn't even suspect 😀
She did an awesome job. Sorry if it came across as a quiz for her. Not our intention 😉
If it's Manheim Fire Department, why does it say Hope Fire Department on the building???
It say Hope Fire Co. not Hope fire department. My guess is the fire company is called Hope. Company like an army company not a corporation.
In Pennsylvania a lot of fire company were formed years before the township or boroughs were incorporated by members of the community. So the members would come up with a name like Hope Hose Company or Friendship Hook & Ladder for example. An later on when the township or boroughs were incorporated a lot took on that name so that's how you get Manheim Fire Department.
Hope Fire Company of Manheim, Station 26, located in Manheim Borough Lancaster County PA. Hope this explains it…
that's PA for you
Two episodes per station now?
We always try to get a Cribs and a Rigs. Maybe more if people are willing
American firefighters: "we need giant trucks to carry lots of equipment". Cabinets in American firetrucks: mostly empty.
Jealous?
@@heavy7799 for not being able to freely navigate the town for no practical reason (she even told that they usually arrive with 2-3 FFs why have crew cab at all)? Especially it is funny to watch such monstrosities being stuck in congested cities like New York: "People in a burning building can wait, but we need more surface for chrome and American flags".
@@solarissv777 well most departments have three man crews. And this is a volunteer department so it's even lucky that they get 2 to 3 man crew.
@@solarissv777 …It’s ok bud. Whatever works for you…this works for us.
Every location has different needs and everyone tries to serve their communities best regardless of the truck size. Is more about the people on the trucks.
When will you come to Kentucky
One day YES. we need some invites to get them scheduled
When will kentwood appear?
Another week I believe. If not very soon
"Supply line?"
"Nope this is 5 inch hydrant line"
Someone doesnt realize that they're the same thing... but other than that she seems to know most of her stuff minus the pump apparently lmao
Yup hear that to. Was going to comment but you beat me to it.
😜😉
When was on a volunteer department, grade school fire safety day, a 1st grader asked a guy just out of fire training "why different hose sizes", the guy goes into talking about pressure & friction loss, the kid looked lost. An old timer on the dept. Stops him & tells the kid, big fire-big hose, small fire-small hose. Kid was happy.
do amario rx fire dempent plz
We would love to but we don’t cold call stations. If you can have them contact us with an invite we will make that happen
What is the difference between r.i.t and fast team
Nothing. Tender vs tanker.
@@jeffpitoniak where I live at there called tankers
Yep. Same thing just different terminology of where you are from. Thanks for helping out
Why would she be concerned about driving before learning to operate the truck… no point in driving if you can’t flow water.
She is learning it all. Remember she was only two years in when this was filmed.
So you're telling me you can empty the tank in about 10 seconds.
That’s what I understood too
She looks kinda dinky, but I trust the department assesses her as competent
Every firehouse needs all sizes of people. It makes them much more affective
@@HeroesNextDoor oh for sure, she's just the smallest fire fighter I've seen but I'm sure she's just as good as the 6 foot plus lads
Why is she crying so loud???
No one is crying 😂😂😂
She’s talking loud…
Excitement and enthusiasm can increase volume.
goes to show they let anyone on the department
There are many rolls to play and everyone needs people
Yeah, sweetheart… “supply line” IS another name for “hydrant line,” and Class C fires are ELECTRICAL, not ‘combustible.’ Learn more about your HOBBY, hero! 🙄
You usually do a great job on your videos but this is a very patronizing interview, bordering on misogyny....
She struggled on camera. Sorry it comes across that way. I tried to lead the conversation and let her speak more but she stopped with just answering the questions quickly. It did not feel that way in person. She was great to talk with. Camera tends to make people nervous
lol, okay simp
She is a Nice looking Lady.