The guy on the right at 0:37 reminds me of one of the actors from ladder49. Same face geometry, same moustache, same haircut. God to honor, neighbour to defend Rough translation of the German firefighters motto.

My dad used to drive one of the city's "brown bomber" ambulances around there in the 50's out of Georgia Street Receiving Hospital.

Enjoyed the time lapse 🚒 Thxs for sharing

Best part of my career was 8 years Tillering a Ladder Truck on West side of LA. 5 o’clock code 3 anywhere but down Sepulveda or Venice Blvd was an e-ticket ride. Speaking of which Disneyland had America the Beautiful and you rode w 360 cameras in tillerbucket through San Francisco or LA.

Really nice video, time lapse especially.

Great clip.

I had to ask my uncle who's retired firefighter what the back firefighters on the engine do? He explained I always wondered what they did...

Very good presentation.

Another name for this is a Light Force a Truck and an Engine with a 3 digit number with the first number being a 2 in this case being light force 10 so T10 and E210

Hats off to all Firefighters

LAFD...doesn't get better.....

Does the yellow tubes pump water and foam inside the fire truck's, so they're ready to go for their next job? 😁

Are tiller trucks unique to the USA? If so, why, and how do other nations seem to manage perfectly well without them?

So the Orange County (this is key) Register, does a story about TDA's in the Los Angeles City Fire Department (not in Orange County) when lets see, the Orange County Fire Authority has about 15 of them, the Anaheim Fire Department has 2 or 3, the Newport Beach Fire Department has 2, the Huntington Beach Fire Department has 1, mind you, all of these agencies are in Orange County....but let us schlep to Los Angeles to cover this story.

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Nice video, but what the h*ll is a Tiller member? You gotta be kidding me PC run amuck.

for speeding it up i gave you a thumbs down.

Thank god we don't use this trucks in Europe. The most useless piece of equipment ever made.