This video has really taken off recently. I have more videos like this in the playlists linked below. Units Responding Code 3: ruclips.net/p/PLqrClP5fN5kEmMq_cQLJ-qw5-VYilkc-U On Scene Footage: ruclips.net/p/PLqrClP5fN5kGzWR1WW32Ofc9emPiU5o4s
My wife and I have traveled through that area a few times, when heading north, in the past decade and we appreciate their presence and awesome service.
Love mt. pleasents pumper\tender that's sharp good video is this pa ? If so man they got sweet pumpers down there I m from Maine and most trucks up here are commercial cabs well i was going through scranton area and we saw like a fleet of trucks going code 3 I loved it rotorays mars lights and federals for all units it was like a dream com thanks for sharing these videos its cool to see the different styles of firetrucks
Nice catch! I read only "Heidelberg" first and thinks do you mean this city here in Germany ... I not see often firefighter control the traffic in the U.S. videos - why the firefighter not use a lamp with red/green light for signal to the traffic for stop/go? Wonderful the good place for stay! The most police cars stay wrong inside the lane! The overtaking before the smaller street is good too - I just wonder why the many POV's not stops direct at side. They transport normally one firefighter with clothes, this short way they can walk with own feets too!
Possibly for staging purposes or maybe to set up in the rear area a rehab. Staging the rescue near the rear of all the attack trucks/engines they are out of the way to lay tarps and spare air bottles. That is just a guess.
Quinn Dickinson I believe the sheriff cars in my county use them, and the powercall wail on 64, I hear on the engine company at the station near my home.
+Quinn Dickinson okay, thanks. My department doesn't have those on our trucks but neighboring ones do so I didn't know what it was and never had the chance to ask.
Quinn Dickinson-- I remember some of the clueless drivers on the road in Montgomery County, Maryland who must have been deaf and nearly blind. The sirens, beacon ray and Mars light on our ambulances had little effect in getting them to move over. The only thing that finally got there attention was a well-directed beam of light from one of our spot lights together with the siren. Those drivers would appreciate it because they may be possible emergency transports in the future.
Its called being cautious how are they to know if its a fire or not? A fire doubles ever 30secs in size, wouldn't you want more equipment than needed than not enough?
Christian Haupt I get it growing up with family being in the fire dept. But for reported smoke they would have been fine sending two pumps and two ladders at most. If it was needed then they send more but 4 tricks would have been fine to start. And maybe a rescue like the international at the end
@@floodkidsgaming7430 Pretty standard for any structure fire call where I am. 4 engines, 2 ladders, 1 rescue/squad, 2 BC’s, 1 EDO and 1 Safety. Always better to disregard than to have to call more and wait while the Fire’s growing out of control. The initial attack is the most important and each of those first due company’s have a job
+Quinn Dickinson What is FIRE-POLICE? Kentucky doesn't have this title. Nor are the volunteers POV or departments apparatus allowed to have blue lights.
+Trenton Boston where I live a structure fire gets 4 engine's (5 for a high rise), 2 truck's, 1 rescue, 1 medic, 2 battalion Chiefs, 2 EMS Supervisors, 1 command aide, and 1 duty FM, and about 95% of the structure fire calls end up being false alarms.
This video has really taken off recently. I have more videos like this in the playlists linked below.
Units Responding Code 3: ruclips.net/p/PLqrClP5fN5kEmMq_cQLJ-qw5-VYilkc-U
On Scene Footage: ruclips.net/p/PLqrClP5fN5kGzWR1WW32Ofc9emPiU5o4s
the first ladder looks awsome ! and the Seagrave tower too !
I love that train horn on the tower
Ok the fire truck that arrived @2:08 was the only one on scene that actually sounded like a fire truck should.... miss that sound
Yup the q siren is the best
The siren on that rescue unit is actually kinda creepy 😂😂
Awesome video man! Looks a lot like a structure fire response from where I'm at in PA. Keep up the great work:D
My wife and I have traveled through that area a few times, when heading north, in the past decade and we appreciate their presence and awesome service.
Anyone doing the over/under in their head each time a truck would pull into the development to see if it would roll over?
Yeah , like I was the ONLY ONE waiting to see the FIRE 😟🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Nice looking tanker. Don't see a lot of those with a top mount pump panel.
Thanks For Posting, Love It!
you are welcome
What engine company is this on 2:00 mins? Who the other engine company? Love it noise from trucks.
That's the good ole Detroit diesel talking!
Love mt. pleasents pumper\tender that's sharp good video is this pa ? If so man they got sweet pumpers down there I m from Maine and most trucks up here are commercial cabs well i was going through scranton area and we saw like a fleet of trucks going code 3 I loved it rotorays mars lights and federals for all units it was like a dream com thanks for sharing these videos its cool to see the different styles of firetrucks
Nice catch! I read only "Heidelberg" first and thinks do you mean this city here in Germany ...
I not see often firefighter control the traffic in the U.S. videos - why the firefighter not use a lamp with red/green light for signal to the traffic for stop/go? Wonderful the good place for stay! The most police cars stay wrong inside the lane! The overtaking before the smaller street is good too - I just wonder why the many POV's not stops direct at side. They transport normally one firefighter with clothes, this short way they can walk with own feets too!
Why did Rescue 64 stop short of the turn and let the other rigs pass?
Not sure.
Quinn Dickinson Anyways, good catch.
I think so the other truck could start another attack line
Possibly for staging purposes or maybe to set up in the rear area a rehab. Staging the rescue near the rear of all the attack trucks/engines they are out of the way to lay tarps and spare air bottles. That is just a guess.
I think 64 came in for RIT so they let the other rigs go in so 64 can set up a RIT area
Love seeing me some beautiful rigs
Pretty awesome
Call out the fleet!
I heard a few of those older Detroit Diesels
Pick up is parked right in the way why?
Pickup truck is parked in he median, and is not in the way of FD apparatus
Not parked in the way. Parked in the median of the entrance e to the comp!ex.
hello from station 78 South Pym volunteer fire department of Pennsylvania
Dillon Perrine hi to you too
Fantastic video!👍🏻👍🏻
@ 2:00 does anyone know what kind of engine that truck has?
Detroit Diesel 6V92 2 stroke Diesel.
Quinn Dickinson uhh tr 4
6v92 stroke diesel
Great video
Fantastic Video
Anyone know what the main siren on the ladder truck is called (0:20)Many thanks UK :)
George Hope powercall
Power call
what siren does rescue 64 have?
Powercall and Federal Q
Quinn Dickinson I believe the sheriff cars in my county use them, and the powercall wail on 64, I hear on the engine company at the station near my home.
@@jae837 the one you heard on this response was not a powercall. It was a regular wail
was there a fire
No.
Hi Quinn Dickinson, Happy New Year's !! 🎊🎈😀👍✋
Good job keep it up
What are the lights that are spinning around on the front of the truck called?
Roto-Ray.
+Quinn Dickinson okay, thanks. My department doesn't have those on our trucks but neighboring ones do so I didn't know what it was and never had the chance to ask.
+Quinn Dickinson What's It For? I Don't Have Those On Our Department.
Basically just another form of emergency lighting. Similar to what the Mars 888 light is used for.
Quinn Dickinson-- I remember some of the clueless drivers on the road in Montgomery County, Maryland who must have been deaf and nearly blind. The sirens, beacon ray and Mars light on our ambulances had little effect in getting them to move over. The only thing that finally got there attention was a well-directed beam of light from one of our spot lights together with the siren. Those drivers would appreciate it because they may be possible emergency transports in the future.
Poor 1993 pierce tender :(
What siren was that on the international?
Freightliner sorry
On the Freightliner it had a Sho-Me Siren.
I like fire department videos
Cool
Jesso, you sure like your flashing lights on your emergency vehicles
So, What' with the traffic direction? Not smart.
why do you have a union sticker on your truck?
nice
big fire?
no just a report of smoke, they sent 20 fire companies there anyways
Skankpronger yep it was a slow day
Its called being cautious how are they to know if its a fire or not? A
fire doubles ever 30secs in size, wouldn't you want more equipment than
needed than not enough?
Christian Haupt I get it growing up with family being in the fire dept. But for reported smoke they would have been fine sending two pumps and two ladders at most. If it was needed then they send more but 4 tricks would have been fine to start. And maybe a rescue like the international at the end
@@floodkidsgaming7430 Pretty standard for any structure fire call where I am. 4 engines, 2 ladders, 1 rescue/squad, 2 BC’s, 1 EDO and 1 Safety. Always better to disregard than to have to call more and wait while the Fire’s growing out of control. The initial attack is the most important and each of those first due company’s have a job
Ladder=train horn?
Yup!
+Quinn Dickinson What is FIRE-POLICE? Kentucky doesn't have this title. Nor are the volunteers POV or departments apparatus allowed to have blue lights.
Basically we direct traffic at fire scenes. We run red lights but blue lights are courtesy lights.
+Quinn Dickinson That's awesome. I wish Ky had Fire/Police.
How do you pronounce that?
Nice video!!
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The trucks though XD
that's a big response what happened
+Danman16 Possible Structure fire. Turned out to be nothing major.
all that for nothing major? hell where I live on our worst days we are lucky to get half of that lol
It was a small fire.
+Trenton Boston where I live a structure fire gets 4 engine's (5 for a high rise), 2 truck's, 1 rescue, 1 medic, 2 battalion Chiefs, 2 EMS Supervisors, 1 command aide, and 1 duty FM, and about 95% of the structure fire calls end up being false alarms.
Jeez. Around here structure fires get 2 engines a tanker and 2 brush units. Then again it's small and rural here
When directing traffic don't turn your back when standing in travel lanes
l like fire trucks fire trucks
Firefucks.