fr props to him

no u dont@@FDNYFirebuff-Sal-NYC

@@MTAOfStatenIslandHow would you know, smart guy?

​@@MTAOfStatenIslandimagine liking own comment

@@MTAOfStatenIslandhow do you know he doesn’t. You fuckin gooch

Really did you know how many volunteers FF covered the station after September 11 and went to funeral for over a year not one FDNY will show up at a volunteer FF or part time FF

checkout fdny ten truck

@@jakefromstatefarm276 I took your suggestion and looked it up. What a beautiful rig; thanks. P.S. My son is a firefighter here in Canada. So proud of him for serving his community, having a career dedicated to helping people who are having a bad day.

@@randolphstead2988a lot of fire department across the country have American flags on them. Pretty cool

True story. I was the closest guy to my station. 12-15 minutes depending on time of day. And if you were lucky I was actually home. And so then 15 minutes for me to get a truck on the road and 30 to get wherever I was going.

Awww, someone hurt your feelings? I agree with the comments, and I was a firefighter.🎉🎉

​@stoneycarroll702 Well there's no need to be so condescending about it. As a firefighter, you should well know that not all emergencies are creates equal. A commercial alarm isn't the same as a car wreck, which isn't the same as a 3rd alarm. Sometimes you just don't need to be as urgent.

thats true only because half the people that work there are probably at home because they dont NEED to be there at station the whole shift

It sure is!

@@FDNYFirebuff-Sal-NYCpeople keep being mean to me what should I do

​@@FDNYFirebuff-Sal-NYC❤😊😊😅🎉❤

@@ShariahThomashahahaha

Nice Equipment 🇺🇸👍

It’s The Beach Boys that’s what there called

@@FDNYFirebuff-Sal-NYCpeople keep being mean to me and what should I do

Love you

@@brandonseyfried1251 my friend is coming over tomorrow

You’ve still got some cool trucks

Welcome aboard!

Been wondering that too I’ve always wondered why.

@@Infamoustwin213 Many areas of NYC have very low water pressure in the water mains. The yellow suction line, while very flexible and easy to hook up can actually get sucked closed while supplying hand lines and even worse when supplying a tower ladder. The engines pump actually pulls into a vacuum in these conditions. The hard black suctions will not collapse. Also they can be used on rare occasions to draft from a body of water, like off a pier.

Great reply! It helps Gen Pop understand.

​@@johnc4352Might as well make the most of those big rivers surrounding NYC! Mark from Melbourne Australia 🇦🇺

Thanks ✌️

@@FDNYFirebuff-Sal-NYC Your Welcome!

In large cities like NYC, Usually trucks aren't housed together as the same number as they've gotten moved around, disbanded, changed out and such. So the numbers (except for 2 stations. Station 52 and I believe 32) do not match up. So an engine can be placed in service on one date and a new ladder company can be added on a different date and at some point in time, the heads of the FDNY wish to put those trucks together in one station. Sometimes it's just succession and since there are more engine companies than ladder companies, the Engine numbers end up being higher than the Ladder numbers. Its a bit wacky.

This station is not far from the beach. Lots of water rescue calls.

@@karlkrikelis5933 ah...makes perfect sense

I just like the fact that "Brian Wilson" is commenting on a surfboard on a Fire Truck! 😅 "Brian Wilson" think of the Beach Boys, Surfing USA!😊 Mark from Melbourne Australia 🇦🇺

Yea, I live in New Jersey and it’s a very East Coast U.S. term that’s used a lot .. or “bud” .. like “what’s up bud”

Studies show blue is better in certain conditions (I think fog) so a lot of places added them. NY requires only red (or red/white) facing forward on all emergency vehicles. There's no consensus in America. I live in Maryland. Fire & EMS can not use blue at all even on the back. While police must use some blue (blue/white, blue/red) on their vehicles.

In most of Australia 🇦🇺 all emergency services vehicles use red and blue lights but with different layouts so you can sort of tell Police from Fire Rescue from Ambulance Victoria. Road rules now state that when any emergency vehicle has its flashing lights on then passing traffic must slow down to 40 kmh. Mark from Melbourne Australia

Yep they're in Staten Island near South Beach.

Amen ! Nothing compares to the mechanical Q2B.

it looks like it. ive not seen that before

good catch.... yeah that must be a new SI/ Queens thing for long stretches to a hydrant???? key da hydrant and go to fire front ????

That is a backboard, used to stabilize patients.

yep its a surf board.

Absolutely. After every code 1 we have a mandatory surf sess, per CISM. Also applies for a frequent flyer after 2am.

Not a backboard, surf board used to assist in water rescues.

@@fireexplorermichael that is definitely a surf board; being a Staten Island truck which serves part of the shoreline; I would assume it's used to assist in water rescues if they are the first due unit.

Why don’t you sign up and show them how it’s done then..

total silence

A fireman???

Firefighters since there are no parking spots at most firehouses..

I guess they are blocking traffic?

@@daseinzigwahrem that is why they have flashing Red lights and sirens for. It is more dangerous for someone to walk out into the road and block traffic. Where I live they have a flashing yellow signal 🚦 at all times when they open the door it turns the lights Red and stops the traffic they also have a sign on the road before the station

gettin the sidewalk

@@user-jm3uc8dc6u why are they getting the sidewalk for, that is what the Horn is for let them know that you are leaving

@@daseinzigwahrem no need to block traffic that is what the lights, sirens, and horn is used for. LIKE are they going to block traffic all the way to the call location

Go and show them how it’s done then… I bet your a little volly who thinks his shit don’t stink..

go eat another snickers

que?

Kinda like you

It was an emergency.In emergencies first responders need to move as fast as possible. It took these guys quite a while to get out of the firehouse on their way to the emergency, but they were moving ‘kinda slow’. You disagree? Well, that’s a ‘you’ problem. Not a ‘me’ problem. Pretty weak comment from you. You went for the low hanging fruit. Lazy. Slow. Like these firemen. So, you were telling me about yourself. Ok. Gotcha. Scrotum. That’s you, of course.

the engine or truck?

@@bloodravensterminator8594 both. I'm sorry but american fire equipament looks like it was design back in the 70's....nothing changed.

@@goyakat2211 bruh, that engine looks brand new and beautiful, truck is a little old but she’s also a beauty

The engine is brand new, engines in the 70's were round or either boxy. These are brand new 2020 Segrave 2000/500 HP. The ladder is a spare 2006 Seegrave. I'd love to see whatever you're country uses!@@goyakat2211

Nah it looks new

Because truck company is the one pulling people out of cars and stuff.

Helps block the road

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@@FDNYFirebuff-Sal-NYC I didn't know about the coward Job in the fire department I think it's great engineer aren't real firefighter... explain when a building fell on me they took off running

​@@TomManning-cs4elthe engineer... The guy who: Drives Pumps Manages hoselines Tell me you know nothing about firefighting and keep moving.

Funny they make these amazing things that’s called bunker pants, and you put them over your shorts to protect you from the hot stuff. Dumb ass

Are you dumb?

neighbors are fine..... they have 24/7 protection