I watched a video about some of the most abandoned areas in either Texas or the US and that town was on it. It's very desolate. I believe the highway system helped make it worse.
Hey. I got on Hoover right around this time, was a hellish few weeks and a very active way to start out being a fire fighter but it was fun to learn everything I did. Also love it when you show Hoover!!
That’s awesome. I remember seeing the fire rekindle the next morning about 5:30-6am from my apartment. I was top floor with south view at Schneider house. Tones went off and saw the glowing on the horizon. That was a good burning fire season. May be back for next.
that area the station is at looks dead: no people, no cars, road in poor condition,.... But some nice catches, although the lights on that one apparatus didn't really work
Headlights gentlemen…headlights!! Warning lights alone are insufficient to alert the motoring public . E4 has it right. It needs to be ingrained in your EVOC training
I'd be worried more about the implied lack of overall preventative maintenance on that rig, than just the friggin' lightbar. Not used as much, out of sight, forgotten during the daily routine.
I'd be worried more about the implied lack of preventative maintenance on that rig. Not used as much, out of sight, forgotten during the daily routine.
No, as Mark Danielczyk said, it just needs a new motor in the existing bar. Retro lightbars like that are cool. I'd be worried more about the implied lack of preventative maintenance on that rig. Not used as much, out of sight, forgotten during the daily routine.
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That HVFD semi tanker is awesome. Love seeing it rolling coal.
damn i didn't imagine that some fire depts had semi-truck tenders, Really cool
Always interesting to see the contrast in brush rigs out west and down south in comparison to around my area here in northern Vermont
Wow that downtown area looks abandoned!
I watched a video about some of the most abandoned areas in either Texas or the US and that town was on it. It's very desolate. I believe the highway system helped make it worse.
its like that all over the south, midwest and central plains
Hey. I got on Hoover right around this time, was a hellish few weeks and a very active way to start out being a fire fighter but it was fun to learn everything I did. Also love it when you show Hoover!!
That’s awesome. I remember seeing the fire rekindle the next morning about 5:30-6am from my apartment. I was top floor with south view at Schneider house. Tones went off and saw the glowing on the horizon. That was a good burning fire season. May be back for next.
Great catches ! Love the brush rigs and that sheriff truck
Interesting old rare Firetrucks 🚒🚨
Great job you guys
Wow that was a sad looking area with the bad roads and empty store fronts.
B4 is a Ford F-Series, probably an F800. The C-Series was a cabover design.
Man those fire trucks look like from my father's time when he was a firefighter in the 60s and 70s!😂
Such a shame to see all the surrounding shops all boarded up.
was quite shocking aye
Gotta love the old HiLo sirens! Nice catches
Very interesting with the variety of do it yourself brush trucks.
4:40 The first time that I have ever seen an American fire vehicle with 100% blue lights!
Any reason the tanker only has blue lights?
that area the station is at looks dead: no people, no cars, road in poor condition,....
But some nice catches, although the lights on that one apparatus didn't really work
4:10 that Hoover, is that a tender or an oiler?
I see Texas has the the same "fuck you, I'm too important to move for you" attitude as the every other state.
Awesome footage! Also, PFD E3, has the exact same badge on the door as my dept, weirdest thing.
Headlights gentlemen…headlights!! Warning lights alone are insufficient to alert the motoring public . E4 has it right. It needs to be ingrained in your EVOC training
Booster 4 needs some better lighting
Shortly after this was taken they got Booster 4’s lights fixed.
Perfectly good Federal Signal. Those were some of the best back in the day.
Just need maintenance...
Also needs its chassis repairing by the looks of the flex in it!
What's that pickup at 1:55?
What's the EMC pickup towards the beginning?
Fire marshal may be
Just someone’s POV en route to the station.
Emergency Management Coordinator.
I live in pampa
Fire engine to little pickups, "You should be pulling over for me! I have the water!"
Did I miss the fire??
Epic!
That Aerodyne light bar on B4 needs to be replaced. Put a Whelan light bar on top and some lights on the back.
What is EMC???
Emergency Management Coordinator.
Booster 4 needs a new motor for the light bar, easy fix.
B-4’s light bar needs some attention.
I'd be worried more about the implied lack of overall preventative maintenance on that rig, than just the friggin' lightbar. Not used as much, out of sight, forgotten during the daily routine.
Ghost town ?
Bro caught a warbonnet and didn't even see it 😂
I think the lights are supposed to rotate there guys
I'd be worried more about the implied lack of preventative maintenance on that rig. Not used as much, out of sight, forgotten during the daily routine.
B-4 needs a new lightbar!
And lower lights
8-4 looks about 107!
No, as Mark Danielczyk said, it just needs a new motor in the existing bar. Retro lightbars like that are cool. I'd be worried more about the implied lack of preventative maintenance on that rig. Not used as much, out of sight, forgotten during the daily routine.
Never seen a fd semi
Town looks old
I do not understand all these fire departments I see waiting, waiting on what, the fire does not wait.
Bunch of bull ....
Gad! Cedar Rapids looks broken and deserted.
I live in pampa
I worked for Pampa FD when Booster 3 was new. That's been over 25 years ago.
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