This truck is insane, talk about throwing some water on to a fire. 8000 gal from the main gun and then 2000 gals each rear gun, incredible. Definitely a great truck to have especially in a big city with big fires. Thanks For Showcasing These Trucks For Us.

Outstanding video! My Dad was a Lieutenant with the original Super Pumper System. 91 years old now, enjoyed your video too! Many thanks!

That's what training is there for.

Great video Skyler, a rear look at FDNY special equipment and training. Thanks for the great video.

Skyler, Thank you for being able to be part of the Super Pumper Training. 1982 to 2023 is a long time between Super Pumpers! But technology did advance 4.5 " to 6" hose. 5200 gpm on a much smaller rig that can haul it's own hose and more satellites, than before... Son of the Original Super Pumper!!!! I think it still needs a Super Tender with 8" hose! I am sure that it was considered. Standing by for a 10-86! 👍👍👍to S.F.

This is "awesome day" at the ROCK ! Great video thanks

Freakin AMAZING, nothing like the original. Thanks Skyler great footage, great job. Stay Safe

Wow! That is some rig! The super pumper and the fire boat!

Very informative, Thanks for sharing

Skyler Fire great video keep up the good work the old mack fc SUPER PUMPER looking nice

Great machines!, AWESOME people!! God Bless the FDNY!

Mighty mighty! I have only witnessed a 4000 gpm deck gun in the past. We have a regional department in our area with a large industrial hazard and we called them in on a mutual aid situation because of their big gun capacity. Really enjoyed the video..Thanks!

Wow! Great video Skyler. We’ll probably never see this mother at a fire, because if it’s that big the only safe place to watch it would be New Jersey.

Wow! Beautiful unit! I never seen before! Thanks so much Skyler for sharing!

This gives hit it hard from the yard a whole new meaning!

FANTASTIC STUFF SKYLER !!! Thanks for doing this. We got to see the SUPER PUMPER and MARINE CO. 9 and everything involved. Nice job !!!

Skyler, one hell of a video. Once they get pumping experience through training, it won't take long to flow water. That is one hell of a truck . I am a retired career firefighter from Pennsylvania

Wonderful video. Thanks for sharing Skyler...🤗🤗

Great video! Thanks for posting!

I just finished watching a video from the manufacture of this truck.This truck is insane !!!!PS: it had the two rear deck guns...like it needed it !!!!!!

Awesome!

Thanks for the Post & bringing us up to date on the FDNY Super Pumper !

From California never seen one of these really cool thanks for the video. We have different trucks out here some similar that’s cool to see something different. An amazing teamwork. That’s a wonderful piece of equipment

that is some serious equipment right there.

I just saw this truck on Pinterest and I commented that I wanted to see it in action. Thanks for posting this. It was great.

Nice video Skyler. I haven't been on the Rock in over a decade yet I can still smell it in my mind.

Great Video Skyler.and a Fantastic Training Exercise. Thanks Stay Safe ☮

Such a cool piece of equipment. This apparatus pulls up to a fire, the fire will put it's hands up and say 'I surrender!'

very interesting stuff! looks like a lot of work, though. Thanks for another great vid!!

Wow! Outstanding video.

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Wow that’s pretty Epic, 2 diesel pumps a Marine boat and Hydrant powering 1 truck. I would love to see this being used on a call

Beautiful video. Nice to see the North American fire departments brought this technology over from their counterparts in the Eu. I know the European setup is different. Loved their videos of this technology too.

Love your presentation!!!!

FANTASTIC SUPER PUMPER FOR THE FDNY.

skyler thank you for your content and hard work. back in the day i went to a few major fires where the original super pumper was used. i am amazed how quiet this is in comparison to the original. keep up the good work.

Great video as a Firefighter on Long Island a Beautiful piece of equipment.....🚒

Great catch of super pumper training from a guy that’s old enough to watch the original super pumper. Being fed from both SOC hydro sub units and a marine unit. In all my years as an engine chauffeur ( not FDNY) it was strictly forbidden to supply any engine or device with mixed non portable water and potable water from a hydrant. If any DEP officials see this post I’m sure they’ll have a serious talk with FDNY administrators. Incidentally I think they should call this unit super pumper 2 out of respect for the original unit.

Thanks for all the information Pal, well informative and what an impressive piece of kit, Stay Safe

Could use something like that out here in either Denver, Phoenix or a city like L.A.Impressive New piece of equipment for the FDNY.

The tucson arizona needs 3 of these pumpers. As well as bullhead city AZ . Laughlin nevada.

Good job covering something so unique 👍

Nice Rig , Super Pumper🚨🚒

This is so cool! I was around for a previous version of the super pumper. I was in about 7th grade, so pre-1970. The equivalent of the two trailer mounted pumps was a single tractor-trailer pump unit that could draft water from special man holes that had direct water from the bay. With it were 4 tenders with a huge deck gun and several thousand feet of 6 inch hose. The pump unit could pump on six 6 inch lines. I clearly remember the big MAC truck logo on the tractor unit. Just what is needed now a days for electric car fires. I was wondering when they were going to bring this idea back. Need to flood the 7th or 8th floor of a high rise? This truck can do it! And Fast. I do wonder if they have hose tenders that bring 8 inch lines to where they are going to deploy one of the trailers. The whole idea of the Large Diameter Hose (LDH) is cutting friction loss, so you really need the 8 inch hose. This has the potential of parking a fire boat within a couple thousand feet of anything burning.

Very informative Skyler thanks for the video

That was really good.

Excellent video !

Thanks for your reply

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Holy crap, Marine 9 is a massive ship.

Excellent video brother ... You can tell this is for the BIG incidents as it takes a LOT of support and time to get it rocking and rolling out all that water. It certainly is impressive!

awesome pumper seemed to take quite awhile to hook it all up !

Pretty cool rig! Best of luck

Wow great piece of kit hopefully if they use in a real fire they set it up a lot quicker

WOW... That deck gun @ 8,000 GPM is amazing. Would loved to have been there to observe.

Facinating. Seriously!! I would imagine the will use this next to large bodies of water. I am not sure if that would knock a fire down or just knock a house down. Heh. Thank you Skyler. 😁

I'm always amazed at the number of personal NYFD employes. Our Boyz here in town run a two-man engine company. And a two-man 95' tower.

That’s nice that the super pumper pumps

Wow! What an Awesome Rig and Video! Great Work Skyler!👍👏

Hugely interesting vieo Skyler! Have they actually used this BIG pumper at any fires? IHope you get a chance to tape the beast in actual use. You'll haave to let us fans know in advance!! Thanks much my man!

Awesome i hope u can get a tour of one of the boats get it pumping water

I'm only 10 minutes in and I like it!!!

Nice truck. That will move a ton of water. Just as long you can get enough water to supply it.

Amazing what we can create for good when we put our minds to it- Outstanding teamwork from the FDNY!!! And thanks for the Great vid as well...

Nice

Skyler, please give me an example of the type of fire a super pumper would respond to. This is a big set up. When is it utilized?? Thanks.

Thanks Skyler I would like see the old and the new super pumpers pumping side by side.

Very informative and interesting video Skyler. I know it cut in and out as you were viewing different parts of the operation, about how long was it from when the first units parked until they got the flow they wanted to reach? Thanks for giving us a chance to see this. Stay safe out there.

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WOW….. A lot of training to get it going.

Great video Skyler as always . Thanks for all the work you do making these videos .I just opened my own KZfaq channel . I do have a question on this beast of a pumper . Where will this rig be houed in the city ??

The old super pumper was huge.

WOW! Very interesting! I didn't even know this existed. Thank you for the video. What scenario would this be used for? It takes so long to set up. Maybe harbor fires? Thanks for letting us see this.

Sure could have used this in Maui.

I saw a pump system like that in a video before, I think it was Germany or another European country where they had a big container or box truck with about half a mile of 8 inch hose it would lay out for supply line.

Thank Christ for streets and avenues.

10:23 He is Superman! 👏

Impressive unit. I assume this unit/system replaces the retired tractor trailer unit. Also, it seem that it would take a considerable amount of time, resources and manpower to get this rig set up.

Looks like they will need a big support staff just to get that engine into operation

In spite of the fact this is a training exercise, it sure seems like a complicated operation. Let's hope there's a faster reaction time as the city burns to the ground.

I love your videos, but when in the samshellicans will you use this monster. The fire boats can do this already. And the Satellites are hardly used. Great video.

Damn that a lot of hoses connected to one truck

I understand that there’s few pieces of unique equipment that’s being set up here and with there own ways of being set up. And I understand only in unique situations. I’m curious do they practice one system at a time, until they get efficient on set up times. And hydrates can’t supply some of them , and do they practice in extreme cold or is there a temperature limit per system? Yes I do have a few questions if anyone can answer one or more. I would appreciate it. Because I can see the benefits of each being used for unique situations.

Great video, but I don't understand the reason behind removing the relief valves. This is what they were meant for, you should only remove them if you are trying to draft. What's the reason?

Pretty dope!!!! Do you know if there will be one assigned to each borough?

Why didn't they mount a Davit crane to the back of those trailers in order to place those pumps into the water? Would save a lot more time and safer.

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In the last year since this video as published, how many times has it actually been got to work at real incidents? Not just turned out, but used?

So you need all that other equipment to run the Super Plumer? That seems redundant, just to get it setup seems like a lot of man power! Is that pumper only used for boat fires or building fires also?

Lots of resources in that training. What do you guys do if there's a call? Other stations have to cover?

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2020 & it isn't fully equipped yet?

As of this date 4/2024, has the super pumper yet been used to fight a fire?

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Any updates on when super pumper 1 is going inservice and where it will be stationed?

also another question was this a ordered unit or a engine the got converted to this service in the shop

Interesting watching this. I'm in a smaller county FD where we are using everything from LDH in the urban & suburban areas off decent hydrant systems, to rural/urban interface with a mix of hydrant and tender/tanker water to rural & wildlands with all tender/tanker water shuttles. Looks like 130PSI to the deck guns with about 25-30 PSI residual inlet from the video of the gages. With 1000 gal's of foam (assuming 3% Class B) that would be a big attack for an industrial fire. Especially if it can push that to attack engines downstream as a premixed solution. I'm wondering if the rear LDH Storz fittings are intake or discharge? Also, for the 8" to the hydro pumps, is there a bend appliance to ease the hose transition over the quayside, would reduce the bend radius for better flow and less turbulence in the hose on the sharp 90 degree bend. We run 8-12 lengths of 6" LDH on most of our urban and suburban engines, with at least 1,000 feet of 3" supply, and 1,000 feet of 2 1/2 attack in the bed generally, along with at least two 1 3/4 attack lines in either minuteman or triple lay. Our rural engines run more 3" and 2 1/2, and less LDH as we would not have as much total supply GPM due to tender/tanker supply shuttles. Most engines also have 100 feet of 'trash line' in a flat lay in the bumper. During one training day I was the engineer and I remember the training Chief telling me to have the 2nd firefighter/plugman wrap the LDH at the North hydrant on the fairgrounds road and then take the engine all the way to the South field (1150 feet) and pump to a Blitzfire 400 feet away over a pair of 2 1/2. The evolution went well, we used every length of the LDH the engine had, but it took us forever to repack all the LDH and 2 1/2. (I don't know for sure, but I think he was mad at us for something.) Got a picture of the empty hose bed somewhere, was depressing.

This truck could also draft from a river and supply 4or 5 engine's as well

Any more detailed response plan for the apparatus yet? any talk of making it a regional response apparatus?

Question 1 Where will The Super Pumper Housed where the old one was on Tillery Street FYI that 6 “ hose is a above ground Water Main The men Don’t have to walk out the 6” Hose it will Drain Itself Leave the one connected to the rig (shut down the Gate and open the other End it will drain by it self What Rig has that 8 inch Black Hose ( Another above ground Water Main