BOOOM! This video should be shown at every fire school in this country when being taught extinguisher training.

Ladder crew is off the hook. Tillerman was out and ready to battle in less than 30 seconds and got water on the fire with the extinguisher as a first priority. Top notch job guys!

Strong work guys! The can at the start was surprisingly effective.

Man with the can definitely made engine crew mad 😂 great job guys

That’s the mark of a well trained crew. The tiller man operated on his own, grabbing his irons AND a can…went right to the fire and didn’t stop until the engine line was charged and ready…saved some extension and made it an easy knock down. Then he went right to work pushing in, then pulling the ceiling and siding…again, he knew what to do and did it with no prompting. 😳 From what you can see from the cam, he was the most effective guy on the fireground. Like an energizer bunny…really fine work…textbook!👏👌👍

As a firefighter myself, I have watched countless fire attack videos over the years and this is one of the best I have seen. Very nice job by all!

Mans with the can saved that home. That's stellar firefighting.

I love the aggressiveness of these firefighters. Using a water can until the hand line is ready demonstrates how a little water can “arrest” fire growth. I give this team 👍👍👏

The amount of engine company feelings you can hurt as a truckie with a can always made me happy. 😂 Strong work brother!

Professional Tree Trimmers😎 nice knock with the can btw💪

Kicking ass with the can….love it! Strong work👍👍

Don't see many text book examples like this on utube. I was very impressed !!

Been a firefighter / EMT for 23 yrs, this ladder crew and drive this beast better then I have seen people drive cars!! AMAZING, AWESOME job!! 🇺🇲🤘🏻

Puttin in work with the old Silver Bullet. Works like a charm while waiting on a hoseline. My first ever interior attack of a fire I ended up accomplishing entirely with nothing but a water can. (Much to the surprise of the senior firefighters on scene.) Zero visibility but turned out to be a bed, dresser, and a bunch of clothes were burning pretty good. I ended up getting it put out before the hose even reached us.

Harrisburg Bureau of Fire ain't no joke. Good Job As Always Guys. Stay Safe and God Bless.

Who let the truck out woof woof woof. Strong work tiller man!!!

now that's getting water on the fire fast! great job.

Love seeing fast truck to door times! Keep doing good things 😎

Really appreciate the tillerman's view ... and hustle on-scene!

Comforting to know that the Fire department can cope with just about anything even with difficult access. Proud of you guys!!!

This impressively shows how a limited amount of water can prevent much worse things! Great work. Greetings from Germany

Yoooo! These are some well trained FFs!!! Incredible driving, great hustle, great initial knockdown with the can... great work!

I had my own house fire this year and watching these videos is heartberaking, knowing what the families of these homes will have to go through in the following months. Thank you thank you thank you for doing such a kick ass job!

Awesome response and no excessive water usage. Well done and greetings from Germany

So nice of the fire fighters to immediately go into helping the owner remodel the house too! 😂

Greetings from firefighters from Russia. It was very interesting to see the work of the second driver of the car ladder. We did a very cool job, we saved the house! Good luck to you!!!

Great Job Kyle... Awsum Videos as always

Dude! That was some awesome can work man! Showing the effectiveness of one of the services most underutilized tools right there.

Great video from the tiller. You realize how steady he has to keep the rear end.

Turns up on a tiller, extinguishes (well very nearly), fire with fire extinguisher! That's just superb 😊

As a person who had to watch his house burn to the ground years ago, I really don’t know why I watch these videos. But it makes me glad there are people out there who do this! I can’t really say the same for the ones who were volunteers in the state I lived in at the time though.

1st time I saw a FireFighter use a can to suppress the fire to open the entrance of a resident until a water source was activated . Good job ! Saved the progress into the structure ..again GOOD JOB !

Strong work by the Firefighters. First water with the Can was not messing around! Nicely done!

Awesome can work! The can is often underrated.

Great job both attack and truck work!!!

Water can saved major damage/extension! Great work!

Nice can work KP, great vid.

i've always wanted to see what it was like in the back of a ladder truck. mad driving skills. very interesting.

There is a station in my town with a Ladder and 2 engines. The Ladder passed me on the return to the station. The street has 2 lanes in each direction. Just as the Ladder passed, it started "crab walking" across the 2 lanes to make a rolling roadblock. Once it stopped, the 2 engines met it from the other direction . They both turn 90 degress, then back into the station, and so does the Ladder. It all took less time than me typing this.

It cant be done any better than that! Beautiful work boys! PPVFD#8

Amazing work! Great use of the water can! I wish more thought of that. Perfect!!!

You are a hero Kyle!

I wanted to take the can class at FDIC but it was full by the time we registered. Won't make that mistake next year. This guy and his crew did an awesome job!!

Nice hustle on the part of the ladder crew. Here's what gets me: There was a garden hose laying on the walk, and people milling around in the street. Someone could have knocked that fire down with the hose way before the FD arrived. Because I spent a lot of time on the road, I came upon residential fires three times in my life. Two I knocked down completely before FD arrived, using a garden hose. One I thought was too much to handle, and just waited for FD to arrive. The Chief got there first, grabbed the garden hose, used it to smash a window then had the fire out before the trucks rolled up. You can knock down a hell of a lot of fire with a garden hose.

Great video! Always enjoy the view from the tiller man’s perspective. Wish more videos did this. There is one showing that from NFD navigating narrow streets and incredibly tight turns.

The tillerman isn't just a wheelman! Bro was on the button. I'd have him on my truck anytime.

Looks like a comfy ride on the back of the tiller.

Great stop ❤️ nice video as always keeeeep dropping em and GOOOOOOOOGETEMBROTHAS🔥☝🏽

Good job gettin at it guys!

Good stop! Great job

That knockdown was awesome, great work!

Thanks for the POV. Nice 👌

That Tillerman went to Job Town and took over. Whole process was excellent. Starting the knockdown with the water can worked really well, so a lot of potential water damage from the handline was avoided by reducing the amount of work they needed to do.

you guys are well trained and damn good at what you do

Outstanding job!!

Beast Mode great job ur a monster!

Awesome save - very well done. That a well drilled team!

Great work with the water can!

graduated from firefighting program OMG can't wait to get a firefighting job! keep up the good work buddy!

Great example of a quick knock down credit goes to some fast thinking Truck work well done Kyle!

Dam. That’s a bad ass Fire Department. Great job.

0:28 I love that steering wheel, I got exactly the same in my 1991 Thomas built Saf-T-Liner bus. Horn/Height adjustment, and tilt! 😍 🥰

Thank you Captain.

Banging job from the tiller man !!!

I've never seen a fire video where they started working on the fire immediately without slowing down like in this video. Impressive.

Great tillering video!!!

Great view from the tiller. A little bumpy back there, too.

Great footage I hope they can rebuild. Stay safe

Nice knock with the can Kyle!

You guys are polished 👍🏻

Great job with the can!

Well done on getting there early!

well done with the water can, awesome!

Great Job Brothers !!!!

Please let us not forget the real hero in this video: The surviving stormtrooper at 5:22 mins! What a legend to survive a fire like this ;) But yeah, FD did also very good :)

Damn those guys were so ready to go to battle!!! Amazing. Thank you Firefighters! 🔥🚒🚒👩‍🚒👩‍🚒👨‍🚒👨‍🚒

I don't comment much, BUT what an absolute phenomenal job all the way around!!

Kudos to that one man fire department he was like a whirlwind. As a retired UK police sergeant who's attended many fires over the years, the one same thing is apparent about US dwelling fires. Most of the properties, however grand, are flimsy shitty built wooden structures that burn rapidly. Here in the UK wooden residential properties are rare most are brick or block so fire spread is much slower.

Awesome job!

You’re a beast Kyle 💪🏽🙏🏽

I always thought the rear driver would be a fun job. When I was working for a heavy haul outfit they used to have the cars in the back steering the long loads. Same idea but they were under load. Thanks firefighters.

Awesome job

Great videos

Great job Gents!!! Hustling and getting it knocked down!!👍👍👍 22 years and retired now!! Be safe my brothers!!!!

gawl darn. amazing. thank and bless you, professionals.

not one second wasted. great work.

Great work

outstanding job

These firefighters defined the statement "when seconds count".

Solid job! Tiller stopped it dead in its track with a water can! Excellent job boys

Nice work guys keep it up there

In his bets Australian accent, "THAT's not a hose. THIS is a hose!!"

Can Job! Cancel the Wagon

glad to see them flying , wow they ate going fast .

Good hustle brotha! I’d rest easy knowing y’all were my first in

That Tiller-Hand is a Beast... Get Some

Great work, got stuck into putting out the fire fast.

I'd like to see which GoPro mount is being used.

Is there any difference between the yellow and orange stripes on the turnout gear?

Teamwork and family = Firefighters