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- Fire call for the New Zealand Fire Service. You can see two Scania pumps and the Mack aerial truck turning out of Auckland's Central fire station.
Einsatz für die Neuseeländische Feuerwehr. Von der Zentralfeuerwache in Auckland rücken zwei Scania Löschfahrzeuge und der Mack Teleskopmast aus.
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Absolutely loving that Mack! Gorgeous looking with those cool lights and rather long.
Retired at a Transport Museum not too far from there around the same time. Broken axle, had to retire. Leaves us with 3 Ladder/Tower units in our Highrise city.
@@joshuahill6153 Ooh right, 3 isn't very many! Glad it's at a museum, preserved. Thank you.
@@joshuahill6153 was that purchased new by Auckland? I watch a lot of videos like this and did not think I would see a Kiwi Mack truck.
Yep we were big on Mack’s and such in the 1980s such as dodge ETC. Macks were mainly for huge units like these.
@@joshuahill6153 Definitely got style.
For anyone wondering, the ladder truck is a 1980 Mack CF612 with a 75 foot Aerialscope ladder. It has an ETAZ673A diesel engine, with an output of around 300 hp. The truck body was likely made by Mills Tui, and the siren is probably an in house one, as someone said before me in the comments below.
The first truck is a 2010 Scania P310 built in Södertälje Sweden.
And they still use it to this day
Gotta love them ol' Macks.
I agree Billy
Hell yeah! Blowing coal too!
Love the old Mack Aerialscope. Those Macks were some tough trucks, with some still in service to this day. None of today's apparatus will come even close at lasting as long.
Holy CF's Batman! Nice to see NZ uses these Mack's still
Akl 205 has since been retired and is being restored by the motor transport museum. Papatoetoe might still be running their Mack CF aerial unit
OMG this brings back so many child hood & adult memories for so many reasons. My father was based at that station many years ago, there used to be family days where the kids would be allowed on site. They would do burns to show what the job entailed, the trucks would come roaring in, lights & sirens going & they would put out the 'fires', the back lot was huge as lots of training/testing was done there back then. We would get to play in & around them but when the inevitable siren would sound, we would stand & watch them get dressed then go. If we were lucky we were still there when they returned. As I grew older I never lost that feeling I got as a kid when it came to being around that & other stations. My son until just recently was a vollie where we lived, I would have loved to have been in the service as well but myhealth wouldn't allow it.
The truck is an old school ladder truck and it looks great. It looks like it’s a little clumsy in certain tight places with that overhang in the back but it’s maybe not a problem in Aukland. Mega video and stay safe and keep being awesome.
That’s a (Cough) Great looking Mack
That is so SICK... They have an open cab... I always wanted to ride in those!!!
The aerial truck is a Mack chassis with a Baker Aerialscope. It's a telescopic platform. Very popular for many years in the United States, especially in New York City. Probably one of the most durable and reliable aerial devices ever created. The fact it's mounted on a Mack CF Chassis makes that statement even more true. They may still be available, although mounted on a Seagrave chassis by now.
There's a '97 Spartan Charger TTL that provides stand-in duties, complete with Detroit 6V-71.
Ours I think was made late 70's. Refurbed 3 times, still works great as a second due ladder from our substation in NJ.
Very nice to see a MACK CF/ Baker Aerialscope in NZ!
Akl 205 has been retired now
The only thing important in the whole clip is that Auckland cares enough to staff their pieces with at least four members.
This is one of the few stations that are still full times fireies, most are vollies in New Zealand.
Great Catch Mate!👍
All that exhaust coming from that Mack CF though XD.
AMAZING video
Was there a mack there?? I couldn't see through the clouds of diesel smoke! ;-)
Beautiful old Mack love seeing them still on the road 💪
I love the jump seats on the Mack
Here, in the UK, our Fire Engines are all Pumps except for 2 Ladders. We have Volvo FL / FMs. Gotta say though that Mack was very cool
Amazing rig
Good video. A little shocked seeing a Mack truck. Pretty Cool.
Great catch !!! :-D
A Mack fire engine in New Zealand? Sweet!
Nothing is as great as a good old Mack whish Mack came back to build fire trucks would be pretty cool
Keep them safe out there best wishes to everyone your service is deeply appreciated thanks take care best wishes to everyone who responds. Joe
I remember that mack we used to go up in the basket on Christmas day when dad was on duty dont think work safe would allow for nowadays
Awesome ladder truck!!
That Mack could easily be 35 years old. Still good to go. No fragile electronics back then! Beautiful.
It was made in 1980. So well over 40 years ago.
Nice video !👍👍👍
That Mack has recently been retired from service sadly
mark blizzard yes she sure has for a good 30 years
@@jamestully4433 If not, more.
Great to see the Mack!
That CF though! 😍
That's a darn good looking Arial Truck!!
Love to see an aerialscope outside the americas
hey dirk steinhardt
good work on your video man
well done
both siren's sound great
I must be honest, the old 3 or 2 tone to me sounds great, like what Germany still uses.
Sweet!
1:02 I love this fire truck！old design and color is nice👍
What a giant beast!!!
Nice Video
Love the mack trucks
I love the old mack
Auckland 207 Auckland 205 Callout and mostly Mt Roskill 621 seen turning out at the city station i think
Can't beat those old Mack's for service life. Swear the bodies die before the cabs engines and chassis do. There's a garbage truck company here where I live that are running 80s and 90s Mack chassis and cabs with 2000s bodies. It's pretty neat to see. If it ain't broke don't fix it.
1:00 wtf is that XD it looks like something from the 60's, still cool though :)
that's a nice old mack cf
Watch your language, there is kids watching this video.
@@alexandersalarms5380 are you ok karen
disabldfirefiter i to thought the same thing seeing that mack scope in New Zealand , that was cool smart and neat on their behalf at the same time for being so far away from the USA and New York City the main city and biggest city in the USA that brought most of those mighty trucks.
Nice video
Wow! That Mack truck!🥰🥰
This is pretty much as close as your going to get to a mix of British style and American style trucks
Siren on the scania?
that sounds like the wail from los angeles fire department chicago fire department saint pete fire department and seattle fire department
Wow!!
cool fire truck
Just great.
the 1981 mack is now in a museum
gee you dont see an open dog box much now days , that must suck in winter
is that 2nd truck an american model?
Yes sir the good ol macks.
no...its a new zealand model....right hand side drive
@@abecoulter18 No. These are the American models. Noticed that the driver is on the left. These Mack were actually manufactured in my hometown of Allentown, Pennsylvania.
@@FireRescue80 it must have been converted, the driver is on the right hand side
Is that a Motorola siren on the pumper?
I really wish they shipped that old girl with a Q siren, that'd be like icing on the cake.
Does anyone know if New Zealand are still running Macks, or any other American apparatus? I know they still run British Dennis fire appliances.
Hey there, so the mack in this video was retired a few years ago, but yes there are some american made engines in service with the NZ fire service, one being a ladder engine... However I don't know the exact number I just know we do have them
@@emmeriankiwi6993 Thank you for the info!
digging that mack tower scope , you guys need to paint and do whatever refurbishment that cool truck may need. Tony j. USA.
The Fire Service retired her last year, she's now being refurbished at the nearby motor transport museum
The Mack is epic
Love those air horns
Gotta love a Mack/Baker/Aerialscope in ops overseas
Nobody stopped to help the guy in the blue car with his bonnet up
Why would you do that to a beautiful mack cf
1:08 is that a PA-20A siren?
Actually idk sounds familiar tho sounds like the FDNY mack engine 10
Don't see many scopes with dual monitors.
That Mack tho.
"You got to be the mack" Pendulum
DAMN THAT MACK
Watch your language, there is kids watching this video.
Anyone know the siren that Mack was using?
cameron james
Last Bit.
+Will Shield Given the age of this unit, it was probably an in-house siren developed by Mills Tui in Rotorua. I still have one.
Do you know what it is called?
+Will Shield It doesn't have a name as such. Mills Tui build fire and emergency vehicles, and around the time this engine was built they were making their own sirens in-house. So it's not a Federal Signal or Whelen or 'brand name' siren. They designed and made them in their factory. Nothing fancy, just a small siren generator board driving a 100 watt power amplifier board, all quite small and compact but very effective.
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Shame they got rid of the old Mack
See at 1:02 black desial!!
Old mack cf600 tower ladder
The Mack!
Where is all the people there is no one there/FM / there all Here/wate till 2 million people move there.you know about it then
Is that a Mack CF?
Yeah. How it ever ended up there is beyond me. A company near mine here in South Eastern PA found out one of their old engines had found itself in the possession of a guy in Denmark.
sadly Friend of mine says Auckland doesn't have the Mack anymore
Nope, the old girl has certainly been retired. She's sitting at MOTAT (Motor Transport museum) over in Western Springs, not too far from the CBD, where she's getting a good tidy up and a happy retirement. Papatoetoe might still have their old Mack ladder unit though
Late answer but Mack does sell trucks in Australia and New Zeeland, both those available in the US and others.
Only Mack's you can find here in Sweden on the other hand is test or demo trucks at Volvo Trucks (owner of Renault Trucks and Mack) facilitets here in Gothenburg
the turn out tone's has gone ofof
I still don’t understand why European/Australian and NZ have so few ladder trucks in capital cities.
How do you know?
@@Leguan-tj9uj by looking at the cities fire pages. Very few ladder trucks, mostly Metz with no nozzle
@@nubbyg9096 Could you specify which cities exactly you mean? The city I live in (620.000 inhabitants) has got ten fire and rescue stations eight of which have got at least one ladder truck with nozzle. But in contrast to ladders from the US or Canada there nozzles are detachable and only attached if there is a fire.
@@Leguan-tj9uj Vienna Austria has 22 stations, I have counted only 11 ladder trucks for a population of 1.97 million in the fire districts. Of these 11, 7 are 54m Metz trucks with no pre-piped aerial waterways.
@@Leguan-tj9uj slightly less population(200,000 less) Phoenix Az has 14.
dat diesel fume