There is, a paid firefighter. To me there is no difference, otherwise, you are then saying a paid nonvolunteer firefighter is not a hero or is a lesser one.

@@jessebella9322 I'm sorry I was not real specific. I have the highest respect for all firefighters and volunteers are included in that word. When I comment I always use the word firefighters. You pointed something out that I never noticed. My use of the term couch firefighter or couch chief. That's for those people who try and point out issues on placement or speed or water on scene. I worked for a gas utility and respond to many issues they had. I have always added a comment and never thought I should specify because volunteers are firefighters. I also usually say " your a couch firefighter that lives in your mom's basement. Help your mom and switch the laundry and fold the clothes for her." Again thank you for pointing that out. I have the greatest respect for all firefighters volunteer and paid

@@skipd9164 Arr it's ok, I'm just reacting wrong to many things, my uncle died recently and was a London firefighter, it wasn't your comment so much as my reaction and misreading things. I do not think anybody would ever say they have more respect for one than the other, so was stupid of me to even look for that here. Thanks for the nice response though and I wish you all the best, be safe out there.

@@jessebella9322 no problem and sorry about your uncle. My family comes from England. They left in 1629 2 brothers William and Richard. I don't know if your a history buff. I have always been fascinated about the ww2 air raids over london. Especially for the firefighters that went threw it. Even the axis firefighters after 1,000 plane b0mb1ng. The fires caused hurricane winds from the air feeding the fires. Firefighting back then in every part of the world was dangerous as hell. I'm glad you had a good relationship with him. Never had relationship with mine. Think about the good times

@@jessebella9322 I see your a space nut like me. When I walk at night my head is always looking up. I wouldn't see a car and my 60yrs would be over

Like 100 miles

I would love to see one of these evolution play out but not to see someone's house or barn burn down

Us rual guys had two sets of gear. One at station and one in our pov. Anything on way or on highway on way we used that gear and we’re first on scene. Let’s say back when we could ride on tailboard. Lol

Princess Lemmy maybe

Princess Lemmy 😂😂

that or he just hated the guy very much

Princess Lemmy 😂😂😂😂

My bet is that he was on an incline, and when he put it in reverse if started backing up quickly.

Haha our driver never heard till the 10th time.

Great video, I aspire to be like you and your team

To Be Continued Compilation [2017]

Legend has it E21 is still waiting for a response.......

ikr

how fast can an Engine run ? 80mph ?

@@NevadaDesertStorm at max 75 mph but they're governed at 50 - 60 mph

@@Spec-Ops-Texan of it was my place I hope they can go 75 plus

Our Pierce can do 80 and no governor

Sorry ! but they drive me nuts, just plain stupid fugly.

+Terry Heck They are everywhere

The main objective from the start and ventilation if possible i

+Dakota “Dak413” Hutson lol

Dakota Hutson I

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That wasn't the operator, it was the old guy that walked up and started trying to help.

Einfach nur Peinlich. Drei Feuerwehrleute stehen rum, und der wahrscheinlich Betroffene von dem Brand, muss selbst den Tanker bedienen. Traurig....

I was thinking the same thing.

I like the idea!

+Blake Morgan If a D/O doesn't know that "trick" they might want to learn more.

A very good and old idea. Fill hard sleeve from tank. Operator needs to pay attention.

That side dump either works like crap or it not open all the way, should be much faster.

We have a couple good drivers in our crew. Thanks for subscribing!

Video is sped up alittle

Gray car has right of way. Fire truck has to obey traffic laws same as everybody else.

@@chrislittle3194 it’s the law to yield to emergency vehicles.

@@Joel0123454321 may be in your state, not not in ours. I'm 30 year firefighter. We must obey all traffic laws regardless of warning equipment.

@@chrislittle3194 so when a emergency vehicle with light and screaming siren is behind you, you don’t have to pull over? Wild.

@@Joel0123454321 each state has different laws i guess. We have to stop at all intersections if stop sign present, train tracks, etc. We can not go thru red lights, etc. If we have to stop for a red light, it is recommended that we turn off warning equipment, until the light changes. Luckily, most cars will yield to us, but if an accident occurs we hare held responsible.

Millersburg PA. Thanks for watching!

Thank you!

TheFireGuy Your quite welcome, and stay safe Brother!:o)

+Larry R Wendell Jr Had you sitting on the edge of your chair?? Were you expecting something exciting to happen or to jump out in front of the Truck?

+Larry R Wendell Jr makes a nice change of JJ's videos doesn't it xD

Larry R Wendell Jr

Probably a 600hp cummins if I were a betting man.

@@uniden03229 Thanks! And a hell of a torque as well I guess.

Is there no Law in the US for this situations? I´m from Germany, we have a Law, that says, Police, EMS, FD and so on, which are driving with lights and sirens on are having traffic right of way. I´m sorry my English isn´t the best, but do you know, what i mean?- Greetings!

Christian we have laws for this, but people nowadays only care about themselves and no one else.

Shannon Mason pshhh look at new York

Craig Arndt we do

People that have no respect for first responder vehicles are the same people that would sue the Volunteer Fire Company if the Fire Company arrived late if their home was on fire. I live in the same county that this fire occurred in, and that was a long response to assist on that fire. Well done. I think the reason it appeared as if the truck was speeding down those country roads, was a result of speeding up the replay speed on the video. I've driven some of those roads and there's no way a heavy Fire Truck would be able to make those corners and sharp turns without sliding off the road or rolling over. But I enjoyed the ride, thank you...!!! Personal note: my dad was a full time professional Fire Fighter for the City of Harrisburg, PA and he drove a Hook & Ladder truck for the Allison Hill Fire House for 24 years.

That first tanker had more capacity than what the yellow container could take, so yeah it had to wait around a little bit. And man why did they let the old gentleman handle the buttons? Firefighters just stood there watching him dump water on the wrong side.

Oscar Amador probably a former chief or mayor or something. Volunteer departments tend to keep the old timers around as a sign of respect instead of putting them out to pasture. Usually they’re delegated to fire police (traffic control).

Oscar Amador The old man loses his smartness while younger ones a lazy. The fire does its job though.

not to mention them not putting the drain on the inside and placing it on the lowest end

Ha-Ha

amen....lol..I was a city fireman for 30+ years...that was an awfully long response!! but you gotta hand it to the volunteers and rural ff's.

david mack In Russia we have a rule to have a fire-reserved ponds in a short distance. So the 1st fire engine comes comes with water in the tank and the 2nd fire engine can build water line from that pond to the fire/1st fire engine. Is it similar in US?

Вадим Сухоруков where I work typically the first and second engines pull up the driveway and use their tank water while the 3rd due engine stays at the end of the driveway and handles water supply. Second due engine lays a supply line up the driveway.

It’s lens placement and configuration, that truck is doing about 50mph

Keep on trucken'!

also using q siren for no reason. lol

You'd be flying to if you were 19 yrs old and 3rd time behind the wheel.

they are only going around 50 maybe 60 mph

Video was speeded up.

Video was speeded up.

Older members will be older members..

Most of the time the older members have FORGOTTEN more than the younger menders know! Problem is the younger ones "know everything" so they don't need to listen to anyone! That's where the problems start!

Almost is the keyword

TheMusic215 so its just lights..

It’s a roto Ray

It's called a roto-ray. It is a nostalgic piece of history, that still meets the guidelines of an approved warning device. The law (in Michigan) requires emergency vehicles to have at least one red, warning light, affixed to the vehicle that spins, rotates, flashes or oscillates for 360 degrees around the vehicle, visible for 500 feet. This state may have different requirements, but they're pretty similar across the country. This light helps this dept. meet the requirements of their law. Yes, there are better ways to do this, and the folks who have commented here may not agree with this choice, but this department chose to use the roto-ray.

It is just lights

Total waste of money,they do shit for moving traffic

i Iove the q2b sirens too

It Get your blood pumping doesn’t it? At least for me it does

Skankpronger the man choose to have the water go out on the left side instead the right side were that pool is into the firefighters stop him

was a simple mistake, by a long-time operator

@@CM-xr9oq not a simple mistake when there should be no room for error in a situation like a fire

Shame Please find me a fire scene where everything goes perfect.... I'll wait

This is what happens when volunteers are to busy doing other things on training night. It wasn't a big deal. But this is what can happen when you only have a fire about once a year. You forget things.

Roto-Ray.

You tiresome first-responding fat-load clowns just whine and whine when anyone with a brain says something even slightly critical. Jus' because ya' get ya' jollies riding big shiny trucks with sirens and wear ridiculous fire gear doesn't make ya' pros. Wanna see pros? Watch the Germans and the French, even the Brits make ya'll look like poncy boys playing yard darts. You're more hopeless than you already suspect you are.

@@lchaput7721 time of the month?

@@Michael-mr8hd What? 5th grade? 7th? Yet another prickly Amerikan lowlife princess. How trenchant are you? Dumber than rock salt, fatuous, and hopelessly deranged. Zip for 35 unilateral armed incursions worldwide after 1946--whipped by skinny brown guys in rubber-tire sandals carryin' AKs, cheerleaders for the single most-loathed culture by an entire planet, lousy Wal-Mart shoppers with their 350-lb. sweeties in pink crushed-flat plastic flats and obese Chiclet kiddies heading for Sonic for a big night out. Crawl back into your cave.

@@lchaput7721 can I report you for being a real person 🤣 thank God the world isn't entirely stupid.

Nice avatar. :D

Very few, if any "Custom" built to NFPA standards fire engines can go over about 65 MPH due to gearing and transmission gear limitations.

Tommy Flynn nah probably 80 its a big diesel engine

Haha yeah its the fish eye lens makes the FOV look funky

New Jersey Bill makes sense. Seems like acceleration is more of a concern than outright top speed

No way!., the lens makes it look like he’s doing 100 mph. If you have this lens configuration on a bicycle it would look the same way.

Ness, generally, our rural departments have what we call Mutual Aid agreements. It's a necessity because most of our rural villages and towns can't afford more than a couple pieces of apparatus. They rely heavily on neighboring equipment to back them up.