Spring Valley FD *NEW* 17-Tanker Responding

Spring Valley Fire Department NEW 17-Tanker responding automatic mutual aid to the South Spring Valley Fire Department for an automatic alarm at Rockland Mobile Care on Chestnut Ridge Road in Chestnut Ridge, New York. 17-1 from the Spring Valley Fire Department along with 25-1, 25-4, and 25-1750 from the South Spring Valley Fire Department also responded to this call, but are not seen in this video. 17-Tanker was placed into service in May, 2018.
17-Tanker is a 2017 Sutphen Monarch (2000GPM/1000GWT).
This video was taken on September 27th, 2018.

[@Rummeltobi]

What a beautiful rig! Love the graphics! Great job on them and you :)

[@LowHudEmergency]

Thank you!

[@Brian-gw6di]

Love this truck and love that they stuck with the color scheme for the chevrons as well.

[@LowHudEmergency]

Thanks for watching!

[@Fmrlt9a]

Nice looking truck

[@LowHudEmergency]

Thanks for watching!

[@Mile54Productions]

Nice catch!

[@LowHudEmergency]

Thanks!

[@alexandernunez109]

Beautiful truck!!

[@LowHudEmergency]

Thanks for watching!

[@Gregwing]

Love the color of the truck and very interesting station.

[@LowHudEmergency]

Me too. Thanks for watching!

[@chrisfirebike1126]

I love this truck

[@LowHudEmergency]

Thanks for watching!

[@Fireguys235]

Sweet video man!

[@LowHudEmergency]

Thanks!

[@NiagaraEmergency]

Sweet catch!

[@LowHudEmergency]

Thanks!

[@OklahomaEmergency]

Awesome catch! Beautiful truck! How is that a tanker if it only carries a 1000 gals?

[@emvvehicles_8]

Oklahoma Emergency they need room for the pump because this is a Pumper Tanker.

[@southcountyemergency678]

Oklahoma Emergency per NFPA a tanker is 1000 gallons and above.

[@midwestfirephotography6244]

I was thinking the same thing. Looks a little small to be a tanker.

[@LancasterResponding]

I guess I’ve been riding a Tanker for 10 years. Where I’m from 2000 gallons is a requirement to be a Tanker Company and there’s only one Tanker under that that was grandfathered in and even that’s 1800 gallons. 2500-3000 is pretty much standard here.

[@southcountyemergency678]

Lancaster Responding the NFPA requirement is 1000 gallons, you can call a 1000, 1500, 2000 gallon rig an engine or a tanker it is up to the company to decide.

[@jamesnoonan2009]

I've never seen a blue firetruck, I like it

[@LowHudEmergency]

There are a few around here. Thanks for watching!

[@dustinpoe4422]

Elkins fire dept in West Virginia has blue rigs. Belpre fire department in Ohio has white/orange rigs. My area has alot of diffrent color rigs.

[@PFDChaseVids]

Great catch! 🚒🚨

[@LowHudEmergency]

Thanks!

[@johnnybellamy6094]

love the color scheme

[@LowHudEmergency]

Me too, thanks for watching!

[@emvvehicles_8]

Blue is the New Red.

[@jobranch1]

Nice truck!

[@LowHudEmergency]

Thanks for watching!

[@frogfoot_media]

Beautiful

[@LowHudEmergency]

Thanks for watching!

[@Dex69562]

Nice rig color

[@LowHudEmergency]

Thanks for watching!

[@QJONEZOFFICIAL]

Sweet

[@LowHudEmergency]

Thanks!

[@simonsupersi2225]

Looks really low no suspension like needs to be up abit

[@chrispartlow4533]

It looks like a engine not a tanker & it a single axle???????

[@Gamerboy-gy1rl]

All tankers aren't double I thought the same when I was a noob too you got a lot of learning ahead they have engine tankers they call them to

[@chrispartlow4533]

1ST OFF I DIDN'T SAY IT WASN'T A TANKER ALL I SAID IT LOOKED LIKE A ENGINE & ITS A SINGLE AXLE....SERGEANT NOZZLE NUT.....

[@Gamerboy-gy1rl]

@@chrispartlow4533 I didn't say u said it wasn't a tankers before u get cocky I Know what it is I was just saying the engine tankers look like this too

[@Brian-gw6di]

A lot of tankers have sigle axles even elliptical tankers axles have nothing to do with it.

[@Gamerboy-gy1rl]

@@Brian-gw6di to me or the other guy