Schöne Aufnahmen 👍👍👍 In Deutschland wird das anders gemacht ! Wir fahren am Brandort vorbei, je nach dem der wind ist, und stellen uns so auf das weitere Fahrzeug sich vor dem ersten aufbauen können. Der rest von eintreffen Einheiten baut sich hinter dem brandort auf. So das der brand in die Zange genommen werden kann, falls er größer wird.
@chadmark88 I know what you were referring to, but it is not even worth your time. Let them be idiotic if they want to be. It will come back to bite them in the end.
There are some long distances between fire fighting resources on both I-5 and I-15 in California. Most of the car/truck fires in those places result in the vehicle burning to the frame.
@@MrPursuitElectronics it is a ballpoint gooseneck or a fifth wheel gooseneck cuz if it's a fifth wheel gooseneck you can still hook up a gooseneck trailer to it on your bed of your pickup truck or flatbed truck same thing with a gooseneck style ballpoint hitch for Gooseneck trailers look it up
Goose neck latches onto a ball pinned in the bed of the truck. A fifth wheel has a king pin that locks into the fifth wheel hitch. Two different hitches…dummy! I have the exact same trailer…just not a toy hauler!
At least they have a ride home. Saved there motorcycles before the fire department got there. Number one nozzle man needs a pat on the back. Good job.🚒
Wow two railroad crossings enroute if the back end of those long long trains in the US had held up Engine 910 at the first the locomotives could have held them at the second. Anyway the lines were clear. Good work guys now the guy has to pick up the pieces of what looked like a great rig set up. But best of all he was clear of the fire.
First truck on seen the very first firefighter actually was putting water on fire by himself within minutes of arriving the other guy was just running back and forth doing absolutely nothing. He finally pulled his head out and eventually got another line on fire 10 minutes later 10 minutes seriously!!! Kudos to the first firefighter he was a true fighter going right to work
trailer was a write off before they even arrived. They had an interstate shut down and wanted to get it extinguished asap. Typically you want to aim for the hottest part of the fire, there's also other considerations like gasoline or diesel that the truck was carrying.
As there were no clues in the description I was trying to guess the location. Based on the older houses near the beginning I was thinking Pennsylvania, maybe Ohio. Illinois was a bit of a surprise.
Long way to fire, but other then the pickup truck not moving out of the way before jumping on highway you were moving good. Other then the truck and asshole passing you on the right, everyone else yielded in both directions. Also great use of the horn when approaching intersections and traffic. I've watch many videos and never understood why Engineers wouldn't honk in advance like you were doing. Some do, but see many that wait till last sec at intersection.
Good thing second crew showed up as the first line would never have put out fire from that distance. Instead of the White hat holding the radio, he should have been helping his crewman! White hat does not give you an excuse to avoid work when you are running short crewed! T
The white hat was doing his role of coordinating and keeping an overall view of the situation. He should not get distracted by becoming hands on unless to avert danger. Being distracted from his role could put the others in danger. They train as a crew and work as a crew, just as it should be. Your armchair criticism is ill-informed and unnecessary.
Unfortunately it looks like that isnt the case, you can tell at 27:31 that there are what looks to be 2 sets of wheels and the vehicle was burnt down to the chassis, the semi truck was most likely a passer by who called it in.
@@SlipKnotSlayer66 i thought that but couldn't really tell if that was like the front f the camper had dropped or if that was tow vehicle but that makes sense as to where the fire may have started
Why do you use the electronic siren when you have a Q siren? Hi lo is a British siren mode. As a retired firefighter I didn’t over-run the siren. Used it sparingly
A while back a ladder truck blew through a very busy state highway intersection red stop light with no lights or sirens right in front of me. The fire engine was full of people and everyone of them was an idiot. Reckless AF!
That's why we only use the siren when it is necessary on the highway , like in heavy or slow moving traffic . Studies have shown that sirens are ineffective at speeds over 70 mph
Some states/cities/counties do have a law where it is illegal to pass, but most don’t, a majority of fire trucks like tankers, engines, ladders, and rescues are governed at 60-65 so there is no point to make it a law due to speed limits in some areas being 70-80.
Why do Americans stop and move over when they're on the other side of the road? (Like at 0:34 and 2:02) I can understand letting off the gas but i don't see the point in completely pulling over and stopping when the truck is going in a straight line in the opposite direction
why park in the smoke and expose the crew?? You could have just parked out of the smoke and then there would have been less distance to pull the line also...
That’s a limited access interstate highway. It’s not the middle of some town. I don’t think they have a fire house every other mile on the Autobahn either
Hey chief , If you only have 1 firefighter and an engineer pack your butt up ! Lead by example you don’t deserve to wear that 01 helmet. Of your not gonna work stay off the apparatus.
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Great video, as a former first responder. That Honda Civic had me boiling, only to get caught in traffic idiots of the road.
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@@jayasmrmore3687 5:41
@@producerk8247 oh I see yeah. You shouldn’t pass a responding emergency vehicle
Amen they got no concept of what it means to yield the right of way bunch of idiots
You guys are the heroes of the city fire department! One of three!
I just have to say, I'm watching on the max quality which is 21 something HDR and WOW it's so crystal clear!
Schöne Aufnahmen 👍👍👍
In Deutschland wird das anders gemacht ! Wir fahren am Brandort vorbei, je nach dem der wind ist, und stellen uns so auf das weitere Fahrzeug sich vor dem ersten aufbauen können.
Der rest von eintreffen Einheiten baut sich hinter dem brandort auf. So das der brand in die Zange genommen werden kann, falls er größer wird.
Yes, That makes sense but, not here ? Also to make room for a tanker !
That honda that passed on the highway pissed me off.
Hi Karen
It's required by law that you do not pass an emergency vehicle...you pull over and stop. @@Adam-x4b
@@chadmark88 my point exactly
Who cares? It did not delay the response,if they wanted to be idiots and sit in traffic good for them.Just let them be idiots if they want.
@chadmark88 I know what you were referring to, but it is not even worth your time. Let them be idiotic if they want to be. It will come back to bite them in the end.
The first guy out there with a hose all by himself, he was GOOD!. Got the blaze under control almost single handed.
That guy needs a gold metal
Nice toy hauler. Well was.
Long way to respond and still be 1st on scene.
There are some long distances between fire fighting resources on both I-5 and I-15 in California. Most of the car/truck fires in those places result in the vehicle burning to the frame.
Long drive, great job !
dang man that was my favorite#1 type of tri-axle style gooseneck camper trailer.
Fifth Wheel.....not a goose neck.
@@MrPursuitElectronics that is a gooseneck dummy that's the style of the camper look it up😡😡😡😡😡😡
@@MrPursuitElectronics it is a ballpoint gooseneck or a fifth wheel gooseneck cuz if it's a fifth wheel gooseneck you can still hook up a gooseneck trailer to it on your bed of your pickup truck or flatbed truck same thing with a gooseneck style ballpoint hitch for Gooseneck trailers look it up
@@MrPursuitElectronics so it is a gooseneck cuz you can haul it by your dually axle pickup truck or a small flatbed truck.
Goose neck latches onto a ball pinned in the bed of the truck. A fifth wheel has a king pin that locks into the fifth wheel hitch. Two different hitches…dummy! I have the exact same trailer…just not a toy hauler!
You guys did great job by way
Wow!!! Actually took me a few minutes before realizing this is my home town...Ottawa, Illinois!!!!!
Thanks, was curious where this fire was located.
Strong work!
Awesome job 😊😊😊😊😊
Long haul but a job well done!!
I really like your style.
Great video
nice video, never saw before a video from u...subscribed straight away
At least they have a ride home. Saved there motorcycles before the fire department got there. Number one nozzle man needs a pat on the back. Good job.🚒
The title caught me initially but then in the opening moments, I saw roads that are very familiar to me.
Good work ❤
Wow two railroad crossings enroute if the back end of those long long trains in the US had held up Engine 910 at the first the locomotives could have held them at the second. Anyway the lines were clear. Good work guys now the guy has to pick up the pieces of what looked like a great rig set up. But best of all he was clear of the fire.
First truck on seen the very first firefighter actually was putting water on fire by himself within minutes of arriving the other guy was just running back and forth doing absolutely nothing. He finally pulled his head out and eventually got another line on fire 10 minutes later 10 minutes seriously!!! Kudos to the first firefighter he was a true fighter going right to work
Awesome video
Looks the fire originated on the truck? Long response time being out on the interstate.
My only grip strategically is why not start fighting the fire to first protect exposure (unburned part)? Other than that a great catch and video!!!
trailer was a write off before they even arrived. They had an interstate shut down and wanted to get it extinguished asap. Typically you want to aim for the hottest part of the fire, there's also other considerations like gasoline or diesel that the truck was carrying.
Great job!
As there were no clues in the description I was trying to guess the location. Based on the older houses near the beginning I was thinking Pennsylvania, maybe Ohio. Illinois was a bit of a surprise.
Illinois
All the traffic signs with names on them might have helped.
Long way to fire, but other then the pickup truck not moving out of the way before jumping on highway you were moving good. Other then the truck and asshole passing you on the right, everyone else yielded in both directions. Also great use of the horn when approaching intersections and traffic. I've watch many videos and never understood why Engineers wouldn't honk in advance like you were doing. Some do, but see many that wait till last sec at intersection.
Maybe Camping World will take it in on trade...LOL..thanks. 😇
Where do you get your music from?
Good thing second crew showed up as the first line would never have put out fire from that distance. Instead of the White hat holding the radio, he should have been helping his crewman! White hat does not give you an excuse to avoid work when you are running short crewed! T
2nd crew had issues😂
The white hat was doing his role of coordinating and keeping an overall view of the situation. He should not get distracted by becoming hands on unless to avert danger. Being distracted from his role could put the others in danger. They train as a crew and work as a crew, just as it should be. Your armchair criticism is ill-informed and unnecessary.
Awesome job!👍
What’s with the pulsating on the hand lines? CAFS air compressor on without the foam system?
Wasn't, there a closer unit, it seems like you traveled 30 miles or better?
5:43 lol without hesitation😂
8:24 😂
Why do you put the truck in the dense smoke?
Is this in Ames, Iowa?
looks like at least they were able to unhook from it assuming the semi tractor is what they were towing it with vs like a 1ton dually pickup
Unfortunately it looks like that isnt the case, you can tell at 27:31 that there are what looks to be 2 sets of wheels and the vehicle was burnt down to the chassis, the semi truck was most likely a passer by who called it in.
@@SlipKnotSlayer66 i thought that but couldn't really tell if that was like the front f the camper had dropped or if that was tow vehicle but that makes sense as to where the fire may have started
What State are you located ?
No State police for traffic control ??
By the overhead sign I thought it was either Iowa or Illinois
@@johngrigsby6048 thanks !
It’s rural Illinois & staties probably busy elsewhere.
where was this ?
12:33 For a moment, the fire increased dramatically. Did the firefighter spray gasoline instead of water? (Fahrenheit 451)
What was it carrying. It looked like it was a lorry carting cars. Possibly a racing team around. Seems like he got the cars out
Location? City/State?
Foam?
Why did the CAFS hose stream so choppy? Ours is a straight smooth water flow.
The foam and air was turned on in the wrong order so there was little to no foam in the line more air then anything.
I bet it’s because the engineer sucks at life
With good insurance you might be able to replace it with an Isuzu and camper shell
Why do you use the electronic siren when you have a Q siren?
Hi lo is a British siren mode.
As a retired firefighter I didn’t over-run the siren.
Used it sparingly
Why did they not drive passed the vehicle that is on fire to keep the fire truck out of the toxic smoke?
Тоесть пены небыло изначально? Тоже экономите? Или в первом траке просто не было бака с пенообразователем?
The song of my people...
Videos ????
Interesting how that instead of getting out of the way they just set there
Guess no units closer than 20miles.
Those CAF systems.....you don't prime em right they shake like crazy. Too much air.
Remind that poor fella that traffic safety vests aren’t for suppression
Long way from the fire
A while back a ladder truck blew through a very busy state highway intersection red stop light with no lights or sirens right in front of me. The fire engine was full of people and everyone of them was an idiot. Reckless AF!
My heart breaks for these ppl😢😢
breaks? really? its just a camper, i'm sure they have insurance.
Ended at the water coming??? Terrible
Is that a Prevost? milion dollar home on wheels
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Like omgosh you probably burned up that poor Q.
Bro who the hell uses a Q on the highway? Seriously it's for clearing traffic. No one is gonna hear it at highway speeds. Jesus christ man.
Because it can still help if someone does hear it, even by your logic it can’t hurt to use
@@AAFBNCbecause at 60+ you’re outrunning the sound of the siren and the Q unless the car is right next to it at the front of the truck.
@@HellFire6006 O…K…
Police cars should have a Q siren too.
That's why we only use the siren when it is necessary on the highway , like in heavy or slow moving traffic . Studies have shown that sirens are ineffective at speeds over 70 mph
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Think maybe your vehicle overheated due to the weight you're pulling?
an overheating engine rarely causes a fire. Most vehicle fires start due to leaking fuel, electrical malfunction, or the brakes.
Fireman should have a camera taking plates that block you from accessing your destination
Seriously??? The guy in the car passing a fire truck??
I just hope that owner wasn’t a full time RVer.
Good old Vcon with Q
5:41 and there is the ENTITLED, recklessly passing an emergency vehicle RUNNING CODE
Way to far away another station
Yall had to drive a country mile.
Should make federal laws to where it should be illegal to pass any emergency vehicle enroute to a scene.
Some states/cities/counties do have a law where it is illegal to pass, but most don’t, a majority of fire trucks like tankers, engines, ladders, and rescues are governed at 60-65 so there is no point to make it a law due to speed limits in some areas being 70-80.
Engine only blew one red light, but thats ine too many.
Why do Americans stop and move over when they're on the other side of the road? (Like at 0:34 and 2:02) I can understand letting off the gas but i don't see the point in completely pulling over and stopping when the truck is going in a straight line in the opposite direction
It’s the law unless road has a solid median, not just stripes.
why park in the smoke and expose the crew?? You could have just parked out of the smoke and then there would have been less distance to pull the line also...
glad im not in Usa with that Response Time
We are too
That’s a limited access interstate highway. It’s not the middle of some town. I don’t think they have a fire house every other mile on the Autobahn either
Way too screaming Que happy…
Honestly so unneeded
That I can agree with
Some people just don't have a clue if you see a fire truck police car
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Geeze that second fire fighter must be a rookie. At first, it looked like he was peeing. And then he wasn't even spraying at the fire.
Hey chief , If you only have 1 firefighter and an engineer pack your butt up ! Lead by example you don’t deserve to wear that 01 helmet. Of your not gonna work stay off the apparatus.
Nice empty roads.
Probably a Ford with an eco-boost engine. Poof.
Yup, probably was! 🤡
Someone doesn't know how to operate a Q siren properly
How does one use a Q siren properly
@@lordfardquad319Shame on you, never been to Q school? The one hour diploma is a keepsake.
25:11 is that Weeman!?
The sky is amazing....omg