FDNY Engine 24 and Battalion 2 go on a multiple dwelling call
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- We are in front of quarters for FDNY Engine 24, Ladder 5, and Battalion 2 at Houston Street and 6th Avenue, where we see Engine 24 and Battalion 2 go on a run for a call of fire in multiple dwellings at 310 Greenwich Street at Duane Street. The engine was 2nd due. The location is actually the campus for Borough of Manhattan Community College. As it would turn out, this was a false alarm, as both companies returned within a few minutes of the video being taken. Engine 24 is a 2009 Seagrave Marauder Pumper with a 500 gallon tank and a 2000 gpm pump. Battalion 2 is a 2008 Ford Excursion. Enjoy the sound of the automated voice as well as the bells and the EQ2B of Engine 24. If you have any questions about the video, feel free to message me. Comments are welcome. The video was taken on June 4th, 2013.
So much different from how Chicago responses. They have bigger bay areas and they have a automated voice system that tones them out. Also they move a little faster when they get a fire because they got to beat the other engine to the scene first.
haha you mean there's competitiveness in the Chicago Fire Service too ? J/K...It's soo bad in Detroit, even the Squads want to beat everyone else, and they have no water !!!
Battalion 2 is camera-shy. This is one of the few videos I can find of it :P
Jeez Battalion 2 is such a tight squeeze! They have to fold the right mirror in lol
I bet they could fit some sort of auxiliary motorcycle response unit in there...
Nice!👍
1:13 bless you
After that the engine responded
you can tell that the battalion has scraped that wall in the station a million times by looking at the side if the car
grahamcracker62 and
Aanndd
Whoops!
New York has got to have a surplus of light bars. They just sprinkle them on their emergency vehicles.
Huh !?
@SadWatermelon, They hook to the exhaust pipes of the apparatus & pump the exhaust outside.
There was a problem with an engine related sensor.
No spare Tiller for Ladder 5, since they are using a rear mount 🚒🙏
what are the big hoses used for that appear to be attached to the fire appliance and seem to release its self as appliance pulls off?
+chevy790 Those are Nederman exhaust hoses which suck up the exhaust from the tail pipes and eject them through a vent in the roof. The reason for that is so that the exhaust smoke and CO2 doesn't fumigate the apparatus floor and other rooms off the floor.
+FL92002 Who announces Engine Ladder and Battalion?
+Michael Mauro It's a recorded voice
Joshua Hannah I like it. What's it called?
Michael Mauro I have no clue bud haha
Nice one ...
What are the 2 tightly fixed light bars on all the battalions for?? I never really knew.
Hi-Risers. They're can sit straight up so traffic can see the emergency lights from afar
I figured that's what they were, just never seem them in actual use.
Aren't they also called "Tunnel Bars" for use at scenes in tunnels and on bridges? I don't know who the manufacturer is and I can only think of FDNY when asked who else uses them. Pretty good idea actually.
the NYPD also runs Hi-risers on they highway patrol cars, and the NY state police highway units have recently adopted them too
What are those hoses attached to the truck used for
ayy lmao 👽 they’re exhaust ports used to remove exhaust from the building
awesome video
If it's a "multiple dwelling fire", then why didn't the ladder respond as well?
Wasnt a first or second due truck
Nice one!
Tight bay. Check out the Battalion Chief's SUV. Who's getting in that passenger side door ? LOL.... And a HUGE thank you and big shout out to the firefighter that approaches the camera, wearing shorts and a t-shirt, mustache, sneezes into his hand then wipes it onto his shorts ! We had a guy nicknamed "Shitterhands" because he was the chef, and was caught numerous times after taking a shit not wiping his hands !!!
What happened to the brand new 2013 Tiller that L-5 received just a week ago??
Presenting The Pumper Trucks: The Washington Post March By Sousa.
Time to go to work boys!
Why wasn’t there a tiller in there & the Ladder that was there was a strait stick that had a 9 on it & that doesn’t make sense because L-9 is a TowerLadder . Very strange
Because at the time it was using a spare. Ladder 5 is a tiller company but it was using an aerial ladder. Probably due to no spare tillers available
I bet they could squeeze a heavy rescue in there if they tried.
Are you a Firefighter your self?
By the way great video
Exhaust system
nice video ;)
Not in much of a hurry are they
*Beeeeep...* Engine... Battalion..
lol they move so darn slow
Super Trini Gamer slow? They were on the road in 1:20. Lol
sorry, i am used to about 40-50 seconds, i've only now realised that most fire stations in america have alot more equipment, so they take a little longer. anyways thanls for replying