East Lampeter Township Barn Fire Response
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- Опубліковано 3 лип 2020
- Various fire companies responding to a working barn fire in East Lampeter Township. HERE IS A LIST OF ALL THE COMPANIES IN THE VIDEO AND WHAT TRUCK I GOT RESPONDING
Bareville Fire Company Truck 31
Witmer Fire Company Squad 62-1 X 2
Lafayette Fire Company Engine 63-1 and Truck 63
Ronks Fire Company Engine 48-2
Farmersville Fire Company Tanker 35
West Earl Fire Company Tanker 29
Bird-In-Hand Fire Company Engine 41-1 and Squad 41-1
Garden Spot Fire Rescue Air 39. - Авто та транспорт
Noticed they cut their sirens coming up to the intersection to keep from spooking the horse. Something you don't really think about when you don't live in parts of the country with Amish. Great catch!
TheJimmy144 thank you
That horse was looking at all those fire engines going by saying to himself "That's going to be me one day. Just running to help someone."
@@sigsourr i though maybe because they were coming and needed to hear if there was anyone aproaching at the same time
Yes for sure Great job to the firefighters for not spooking the horse and injuring people #thinredline
@@sigsourrno, they shut them off to not spook the horse. It’s really not advisable to silence your sirens when going through intersections.
A barn fire broke out last night near me at about 16:30 hours, beginning as a shed fire before spreading to and destroying the cattle barn. It took about 2 hours to bring the fire under control, and crews remained on scene for about 2-3 more hours to douse all the hot spots. I’m sure that barn’s a total loss.
2:40 I love how the two engine are meeting at the intersection responding in screamin it so much of an adrenaline rush
i am quite glad to see volunteerism alive and well
We need more volunteers. It's a dieing breed allot of depts do not have enough manpower or resources anymore. Back in the day our dept could handle a barn fire alone. Now we have 4 depts and get lucky to have 15 guys. This looks like they activated MABAS
Nice catch of my arm hanging out of engine 41-1
Thank you for serving
3:00 was awesome! sweet work mike.
Nice to see so many Pierce rigs.
As always excellent outstanding brilliant they deserve alot of credit tons of it let's honor and appreciate the paramedics and firemen who proudly serve us your service and time and efforts are deeply appreciated great job great team work and great and sweet catches as usual still going strong great team efforts are deeply appreciated stay safe and warm out there stay strong and healthy as well much love and respect and appreciation job well done you should be proud really enjoyed and appreciate the vidoes please keep them coming appreciate you guys thanks very impressed way to go !!! Joe
Those two engines at the two minute mark had a near accident. Nice to see there was some good cooperation.
Anybody see the guy responding on the scooter. He was in for strive responding behind a quit
That was the assistant chief
that is not a scooter its a bike
the amish dont use pedals for their bike because they dont believe in high technology, that is why
@@blockvfive1196 I did not know that pedals on a bike were high technology but ok.
@@pawel115 neither did i
@@adamtowle9310 😂😂😂😂😂
Seeing that interaction takes me back to my middle and high school days at CV. I also ran with 29 for a few years but left before they put that new tanker in service.
Nice
Great call by Squad 62-1, dropping the Code 3 response to avoid scaring the horse & buggy.
Nice video Michael Toth
An awesome video Michael! Thank you!
Liked the video before it even started! Love the video man great catches as always!
Great spot and a great assortment of catches!
Great catch! Calls are coming through every minute right now...
Fire alarm 8 Yep I’m listening it’s busy
Awesome video!!
I’ve been to Lancaster County before, and I can confirm that it’s mostly open farmland. And the Pennsylvania Railroad museum. I’d move down there if I could.
Awesome video
Great video footage. Chauffeurs who drive tankers, have a challenging job. Heavy weight, and the water can destabilize the truck, especially in a curve or turn. Braking distances are increased, as well.
"So, do you have any experience in driving big rigs?"
"Have you ever seen the show Ice Road Truckers?"
Great trucks
very cool videos! Surprised with the Engine at 1:11 rushing through the red light at that speed, don't see that too often in videos from the USA
They have light monitors. It was red all around
@@nubbyg1234 what if two emergency vehicles from two directions, both going straight, would rush through like this?
In Pennsylvania many counties use something called the Opticom system which is a series of IR beacons and receivers mounted to a traffic light. It's very likely that the light was green for the fire truck but red in the opposite direction.
2:57 this is why even if you are driving with lights and siren it is a good Idea to slow down and look both was at a red light
I thought we were about to witness an almighty pile-up between those two rigs at the intersection at the same time! Began to grit my teeth!
And I wonder.... do the Amish believe in modern firefighting equipment? Or do they insist on using leather buckets and prayers?
as long as they do not touch the equipment the MN community is fine with modern gear.
@@JPF941 I beg to differ. The only thing I personally know that the Amish cannot do is operate the apparatus and interior firefighting (requires Air Packs ie: Beards). Hauling hose, throwing ladders, exterior lines, all can and do have Amish members doing them. This may have changed but this is what I know. The only thing I am not sure about is the use of the "Jaws of Life". I hope someone to be corrected if I am incorrect.
@@hoser193 I am a volunteer here in Lancaster county, and we do have Amish that are interior, and operate the jaws of life
@@LCBC6401 Ethan Thanks for the Correction especially the "Jaws of Life". The last time I had a training with any of the Amish was over 20 yrs ago and it was an LDH Opps training.
@@hoser193 no problem I’m happy to teach/ help people
4:08 The Amish at the beginning of this video pulled over better than the bike riders 🤦♂️
Yea
Units responding to barn fire Bereville truck 31, Witmer squad 24-1, Lafayette Volunteer fire department truck 63, Ronks fire rescue engine 4-8-2, rescue 38, Lafayette Volunteer fire department engine 63, Hand in Hand Fire Company engine 4-1-1, Bird-in-hand squad 4-1-1, Farmersville fire company tanker 3-5,
Word up
This had to have been quite the camp fire 😳
Lancaster county have tanker task force set up
You should do the lower Southampton dwelling Fire responses with LSFD and Feasterville.
😎👍
I have a question? If two fire equipment come to a intersection at the same time? Who goes first?
It doesn’t really matter who goes first they just have to make sure the other truck knows they are going so there isn’t an accident.
If you look real close you see smoke in the distance what burned ? And I hope everyone is ok
It was a barn
Tanker 3-5 almost rolled! Got a few wheels off the ground.
I saw that had to go back and rewatch i thought it was definitely gonna roll
Could you imagine a bunch of guys in Amish hats trying to beat the fire out with bales of straw?
Sorry. I'll see myself out.... XD
Probably sounds like a dumb question, but are different colours for different areas, in some regions have seen black engines, thanks for the video, from New Zealand
No just whatever the fire company chooses
@@temjr09170 Cheers mate
Or usually based upon the school colors for them district
Gas was 2.36, diesel was 2.63. Good ole days.......lol..... (Sign@end)
0:12 amish man on bike
Si mi Pais(CUBA)tuviera esos equipos,no hubiesen muerto 17 bomberos en el incendio de los tamques de petroleo en Matanzas.
If only those fire police spent as much time actually learning how to do that job as they did buffing out their POVs......
The unmarked vehicle's with the Blue Light's - POLICE? - I can't tell anymore.
I am from the Concord/Penacook area here in New Hampshire and ALL of the Fire Vehicle's here including ALL the POVs are all the same color light's - Red, White and Amber and our local Police Vehicle's are
ALL Blue Light's, including the unmarked vehicle's too, so you can see why i'm confused.
@@DreadWing7777 here in Lancaster county our police car light colors are red and blue, volunteers once they have reached a interior level, or at our dept it’s called black front, you have the option to put blue lights on your POVs, and ems is white and red, then some fire police lieutenants, and captains have the option to run red lights, and our fire chiefs and deputy chief are able to run red lights with sirens. But in other places I know like Virginia you are not allowed to run blue lights because that is the color light police use, so it really depends on where you live. And also those POVs are NOT police.
Shrimp boat captain at 3:53?
Hahaha!!😂😂
East Lampeter takin your money
0:00 [Veep uoooh]
Must be a big barn?
Where's the tanker trucks?
How can the public traffic go through if the police have stopped traffic?
Too soon to cut siren back on. yes good to cut it off before getting to horse. but kindof cut it back on bit to soon. would have waited at least another 2 seconds.
seems like the others dont care
Slowing down for the red light would be nice
In Lancaster county almost all departments have something called an opticom, so when a fire truck is coming it will make it green for the light the fire truck/ ambulance is coming down and red for all of the other lights
What fire station is tanker 29 from
West Earl Fire Company Station 29
@@worldrenowned
Thanks
Why do they block the road a far distance from the fire😕
The siren at 38 seconds sounds dumb
keep crying