where theres smoke there is fire. if its THICK BLACK. then its a big fire. plus the strategy is to have more then needed then to be sorry you dont have enough
@@amazonbox5551 first part of your comment isn’t true if there’s smoke there isn’t always fire my station gets calls about smoke in a building and about 99% of the time it’s a BS call and we hold with 2 and 1 2 engines and truck company sometimes with 1 engine and 1 truck depending on who’s all there at the time
Pretty sure they are all tankers. I believe this community does not have a typical hydrant system like found in regular cities. The CFB Trenton ARFF truck is random tho
@@djgraph404 they do have several tankers. Most of brighton is rural, especially up where this is at north hall. The trenton truck is probably around for training as south hall is close enough to be likely to mutual aid the base.
@@WyattPetersen There were only two of the 6 that were older chassis, the Ford and the Navistar (#2 & #5), and they looked to be in excellent condition, and probably had newer or refurbished fire equipment mounted on them. FIRE TRUCKS are expensive, so if it still works great when it's 20+ years old, you dont trade it in. You hang on to it as a 2nd line unit
That’s a lot of equipment for a smoke investigation.
He said thick black smoke. Looking at the area i think its safe to assume that could only really mean a fire around there.
where theres smoke there is fire. if its THICK BLACK. then its a big fire. plus the strategy is to have more then needed then to be sorry you dont have enough
Better to have lots of equipment then show up it's a huge house or warehouse on fire and have only one fire truck.
@@amazonbox5551 first part of your comment isn’t true if there’s smoke there isn’t always fire my station gets calls about smoke in a building and about 99% of the time it’s a BS call and we hold with 2 and 1 2 engines and truck company sometimes with 1 engine and 1 truck depending on who’s all there at the time
@@redneckgaminng_ytlbacktheb8855 How do you get smoke, you need heat. How do you get heat, Flame.
Knew this was in Ontario right away because of the CFB Trenton truck right in the back. Sick video man, very lucky!
You couldn't tell in the first 10 seconds when he said "eh" and his accent when he said "out?"
I could tell, was just pointing out how I could tell from the fire apparatus.
That's on monster tanker!
Pretty sure they are all tankers. I believe this community does not have a typical hydrant system like found in regular cities. The CFB Trenton ARFF truck is random tho
@@djgraph404 they do have several tankers. Most of brighton is rural, especially up where this is at north hall. The trenton truck is probably around for training as south hall is close enough to be likely to mutual aid the base.
@@morg102 Quinte West fire Station 3 provides mutual aid to CFB Trenton as well as Station 1
Carrollton VA has as 5500 Gall tanker thats a tractor trailer
@@AWDAuto What was the call about?
And not one of those trucks had a Q 😔😡😔
Yes and I was about to say the same thing! lol
Of course they dumped the house. It’s drill/ meeting night
Were they purposely waiting 30 seconds between units?
Was this a structure fire or a hard fire?
No parking onsite for the firefighters' personal vehicles?
Shit, I'd take that airport truck
@02:42 the turning radius on those old International chassis sucked badly.
Love to have seen the titan roll just for the hell of it
The old ford fire truck siren sounds the best
And the 1 that look like an engine
Nice rescue trucks the 1 with 6 wheels and the 1 that was backing up
Soon as he said a i new it was Canadian lol
*eh
Not all of them left though??
Yes..nice catch
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wwhats a mutual meeting do they say hi to each other hi iam engine bob hi iam engine john dont forget me iam engine tom .
Mutual Aid is a term used in the Fire Service where neighbouring departments will provide aid for each other for major events such as fires.
That's awfully ignorant, but funny! lol.
@@rebelliousmedic Pardon?
AWDAuto he's talking to the other guy don't worry.
They discuss run cards usually or what trucks they want our the door when the have mutual aid runs. So that's what it's about
run Damion
canada!!! yay!!! i dont see many videos of canadian firetrucks..
They’re like any other fire truck, just a little more polite. They apologize for being so loud when the sirens on.
Dude be still
Brighton where??????
Brighton, Ontario. Between Kingston and Toronto.
North America probably
Night Fury Canada
Nothing fun about thick black smoke.
To many trucks for smoke in area call
Not sure what their SOP is but my department's is to keep rolling until IC transmits "under control" or "stand by"
In the fire service, it is better to send more units than needed, than to send less units than needed, especially if things are shrouded in mystery.
Sad that a firefighter thinks thick black smoke is "FUN" glad I don't live in that area. They might start fires if they are board.
You’re an idiot
no federal Q= lame
Old ass trucks can probably barley go over 25 mph lol 😂
Mr Light Skin Man those aren’t even old trucks...
@@WyattPetersen There were only two of the 6 that were older chassis, the Ford and the Navistar (#2 & #5), and they looked to be in excellent condition, and probably had newer or refurbished fire equipment mounted on them. FIRE TRUCKS are expensive, so if it still works great when it's 20+ years old, you dont trade it in. You hang on to it as a 2nd line unit
I know a 1996 Volvo fire truck with the cat engine that can hit 70 mph easy so that’s a lie