Multiple Departments Responding, South Queensbury Fire, Working Brush Fire, 4-7-2020
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- Опубліковано 6 кві 2020
- At approximately 1530 hours on April 7, South Queensbury Engine 307 and Car 205 called in a working brush fire behind Walmart while enroute to a parade detail. Car 205 requested brush units from Queensbury Central and Bay Ridge to respond to the scene, and then requested West Glens Falls and Kingsbury for brush units and manpower to the scene. Below is a full list of units on scene:
Queensbury Central Fire Car 219 - Chevy Silverado POV
Bay Ridge Fire Brush 121 - 2001 Ford F-550
Queensbury Central Fire Car 215 - 2015 Chevy Tahoe
Queensbury Central Fire Brush 119 - 2010 Ford F-450
South Queensbury Fire Car 206 (Not Car 38 - my mistake) - 2020 Jeep Gladiator POV
Kingsbury Fire Engine Rescue 382 - 2002 Spartan Gladiator/Gowans Knight
Queensbury Central Fire Utility 115 - 2016 Ford F-350
Warren County Fire Car 1 - 2013 Chevy Tahoe
Kingsbury Fire Engine 381 - 2011 International 7400/4Guys
West Glens Falls Fire Car 214 - 2019 Ford F-150 POV
West Glens Falls Fire Car 211 - 2013 Chevy Tahoe
West Glens Falls Fire Car 212 - 2019 GMC Sierra POV
West Glens Falls Fire Utility 114 - 2006 Ford F-350
Bay Ridge Fire Rescue 122 - Polaris
South Queensbury Fire Brush 109 - 1988 AM General Humvee
West Glens Falls Fire Brush 111 - 2001 Ford F-550
West Glens Falls Fire UTV 112 - Polaris
Queensbury Central Fire Brush 118 - Polaris
South Queensbury Fire Utility 107 - Polaris
3:30 my guy brought his whole family
I was going to say that "it's a family affair" LOL
Fire truck 🚒 parade !!
Thanks to the first responders who made this possible !!’
Give the birthday some love ❤️
m.ua-cam.com/video/jWmmeQjUY8c/v-deo.html
This fire department has a hummer as a fire vehicle I’m jealous
That's actually a humvee. That will pull a hummer apart lol
@@protectoroffaith same brand tho
I hope it has the Chevy Vortech. The original Hummer engine was trash
I’m jealous about it too
HUMMER? I HARDLY KNOW HER
0:04 forget the responding fire truck! that red classic beauty of a truck that goes by is gorgeous!
Same
Awesome response by all...always great to see great driver training meaning you don’t always have to go balls out to a brush fire..Great job
What a great response. Thank you for your service from the widow of a Firefighter EMT.
sorry for your loss
@@solar2406 Thank you
Now if only an airport crash tender with its crazy off road chassis was just cutting through the area. It could be called in too.
Never knew soo many different units, until now! Awesome video! Thanks!!
What an action packed video! Love it.
Watching this from Australia. Quite different seeing so many UTVs and what we'd call ultra light tankers (your brush trucks). Depending on area and weather our initial response (based on grass curing) would be 2 Category 1 tankers (4wd 4000L/1000 gallon) and maybe a few 500L Toyota landcruiser based brush trucks.
David Lowery yeah
No i am also from Australia and agree
From an American firefighter to you I wish we responded with that kind of equipment first off
Quinton Webster yeah it is so helful
I was looking at it and thinking the same.Something like this ( in SA we call it a 34, 3000L 4wd)www.flickr.com/photos/scottdd2/45267133091/in/album-72157628018471532/
I see a lot of people saying these vehicles are uncommon to see. Honestly, it depends where you are from. I live in New Jersey and 95%+ of our fire departments are volunteer. Our Fire Chiefs are allowed to run Red/White or Red/Blue or whatever and sirens. Other volunteers are only allowed to run blue but no sirens. There are many states that allow lights and sirens for volunteers and different lighting configurations depending on state laws because they don’t have full time fire departments. In such states, it is not uncommon to see personal vehicles fully kitted out as first responding vehicles. There are states that allow volunteer fire fighters and EMTs to respond lights and sirens, in any color pattern, because those are the people who do the job, often without pay. Not everywhere is lucky enough to have a full time fire department or EMT service. The least we can do is allow the qualified to do their job with lights and sirens, especially when they have to travel miles just to get to the department or to the destination… they require lights and sirens in these cases.
Are their insurance companies gonna cover them when they wreck into another vehicle?
@@LawDawg717 who knows, like I said, it depends where you are from and therefore how the department works. Every state is so different especially when you take volunteers into account. Things change daily, I made that comment almost a year ago, so literally anything could have changed. Ya never know what the case is man
Had my first brush fire yesterday it was under a highway bridge loved it.
Interesting to see the different vehicles you have, over here in the UK we dont have much like this, Engine 381 looks huge, stay safe in all you do guys
Bet that Humvee has a lot of useable with how versatile they are. Perfect idea to convert it to a brush truck.
This department uses some very unique vehicles, especially the Humvee. Nice catch!
That's my old fd south queensbury NY
its a perfect brush truck, it can go damn near anywhere you want it to, wonder if more departments use them elsewhere.
They must have had an excellent grant writer.
Awesome video!! Love the different sirens!!
Love the Engine sound on Kingsbury ER-382 at the 1:44 mark.
Love the vid glad they respond as fast as they can
Some pretty cool looking rigs huh! Especially the Humvee.
Very nice video ! One of my favorites
That's some great and interesting footage! :)
That hummer could use a new light package.
Hi there, for some reason, most camera can't catch strobe lights well as they flash so quick. The lights are fine, it's the camera
@@tricountyfirevideos True, though it still seems a little dated.
@@RampantFury925 then give them the money to update it
@@patrickperry8951 Thats their towns job.
Whelen Edge bars still hold their place. Proper maintenance goes a long way.
Fantastic catches!
This department is so weird. They use a lot of uncommon emergency vehicles and their fire trucks are black!
Our fire trucks consist of yellow and blue
The Jeep and trucks are probably the personal cars of the volunteers just outfitted with lights so they can get to scenes quick
@@nicholashossain291 I would love it if my area would allow us to run lights to a call in personal vehicles. We have a hard time getting people out of the way as it is while heading to the hall for a call.
Nicholas Hossain personal vehicles used must follow the rules of the road
The Greek I get that but with proper training and liability coverage, it would make a heck of a difference in response times.
Was that a repurposed military HMMWV? 1988 was the first time I drove the "hatchback" (M1025) in the military police, and the following year the 4-litter ambulances in the armor (M997) - damn I'm old!
Yes sir it is! Thanks for watching
Thank you for your servise
I think that Polaris Ranger is loaded a bit too heavy in the rear, something is going to break! 3:59
They can take it but if there is a bump or jump it might brake
Nahhhhh
I said the sane thing its way over loaded
Nah that's just the Carolina squat
p71collector I know at one point I was driving one and it had so much weight that the back tires started to budge outward because of the weight but I don’t see that hear so I wouldn’t be concerned
you just know that ALL the firefighters want a turn driving that hummer XD
Very nice video!
I like very much Brush fire units
Those are some sexy vehicles. I'm surprised of the number of stickers that were on the Chevy truck and I didn't expect to see the new Jeep truck either in service.
Some are probably volunteers
Amazing cars and trucks. So different from Germany where the firefighters never come one by one more like on a chain. But respect for the firefighters and the organisation.
Sometimes US firefighters may do a full roll if required, where all the units come in at once. But for this case, it called for special brush units that were strategically placed around in different areas, and some volunteer units were also called. This is why they arrived at different times. Additionally, some units may have been on a prior call and been coming from that incident as well. Where this type of arrival is fairly common is in rural areas, where mutual aid may be called from neighboring towns and cities. Different departments/localities in the US have different responding strategies as well, and currently as far as I'm aware, full rolls are pretty uncommon where I'm at. They like to have other units available to dispatch to other calls which may arise, or for them to roll backup to a precinct that may have rolled a unit to ensure appropriate coverage depending on the precinct/district.
Cheers!
Nice Catches! And What Happened To The Original Siren On Brush 121?
That old military hummer was cool don’t see those a lot in fire use, usually the only milsurp vehicles I see in use are the the deuce and a half’s and those are also pretty rare
There was a huge fire on Friday where I live I didn’t get to much footage because we couldn’t get close but it affected 4 homes and 6-8 garages and 4 different town departments responded and two blocks where full of fire trucks the even did a tanker shuttle because it was so jam packed
Great stuff bro!!!!
Thanks pops
Are the multiple cars with lights and sirens volunteers who rush to the scene in their private vehicles?
Yes my fire Dept don't allow that lol
Yes Andy when it's a allcall
Andri It is so a fire fighter can to the fire station or the scene quicker. Depending on where one lives, one would see it more or less often.
@@timothymeineke1169 no sir their povs they are firemen responding to the station
@@timothymeineke1169 I'm sorry my fd does that sorry
It’s that time of year!
Good video I was surprised that there was 3 or 4 units that the light bars didn't seem to work and rescue 122 need the rear suspension upgraded for the weight that vehicle Carrie's js good job guys.
That Humvee is badass man!
Some of those atvs are really weighed down! I imagine they’re kind of sketchy to drive in some spots!
That’s why the 6x6 platforms tend to perform better on utility brush units like it. But even then I still agree. I actually want to make a brush truck out of a Japanese mini truck. More space, more load capacity and can respond in town without needing to be trailered.
Figure 100 gals of water alone is going to add 800 lbs to the chassis, add equipment, beer bellies (yes, I said that cuz I have one - lol), it adds up pretty quick ;)
Zach Novosad those would make sweet units. Maybe even get some a/c in the cabs with those! I always wondered about parts availability for those though
tristang2112 most come with heat/AC. Full cab already and they’re standard as 4x4. Some have axle locks and most have diff locks. And they’re 4-5 speed manuals. Would be a really cool unit.
awesome videos you got there! Also interesting to see al the pickups heading offroad to the fire. I guess they don't get offroad with their Engines?
No sir, the engines are too heavy. Thanks for watching!
@@tricountyfirevideos thanks for the information. 99% of the departments here don't have any Brush Trucks, but the ordinary Engines (also most of those which are used in an urban environment) are offroad capable and handle river fordings, sand, mud, fields and grass pretty well so the departments simply take their plain normal Engines, Rescue Engines and Tankers offroad
Tri-County Fire Videos With triple lockers you could do it...
Dacia Project a pump truck or tanker can weigh between 30,000 to 60,000 pounds they will not make it. And if they did get stuck you would be in big trouble cause your now blocking the route in.
@@DaciaProject
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1:46 love the rotators
Good catches!
Well done sir!
Damn a Humvee as a brush truck. Probably the best choice you can have for that job! The only thing i whould have done different on that one is to put some seats or standing places there where the back doors are for pump and roll operation.
Does that Humvee have the 6.6 Duramax or the 6.5 Detroit?
So cool !!!!
Is that in New York if so I live about 15 minutes away
Where is this? I feel like I live down the street from there.
I like that classic truck that drove buy at first
It really must be nice as per the very 1st vehicle to be able to completely deck out your own truck with Lights siren and everything
that Jeep at 1:21 was pretty cool as well....have never seen a Jet Black fire truck before....really liked that Gmc as well...the Hummer was the best.......
I'm a Volunteer Firefighter in Canada, and it depends on the municipality rules, but we are permitted to use green and amber lights on our personal vehicles
Question some of those vehicle which you list as "car#" are those dept. vehicle or POV's
POVs
Lot of Awesome powercallsirens
The variety kinda makes me wanna move to the city
I want to become a firefighter paramedic after I graduate high school and college and maybe I will get a fire investigator degree too. Also hope you guys stay safe.
That Polaris is sick 6 wheeler
God protect our fire fighters and first responders ✝️
That brush truck that’s second in is newer then 2010 the headlights on it we’re not put on fords till 2012
how many gallons of water can the Hummer take ?? .. and how heavy is it when the tank is full ??
Why didn't WGF respond lights and siren with the trailer?
speedball10169 downgraded
Pretty cool
Woah nice fire engines 😏
that hummer is so nice
The black engines are awesome!
Just wondering why they all turned there sirens off at that intersection
No, the video is not faked. Unbelievable that I have to say this time and time again. Yeah, they’re killing their sirens near me, but did any of you take the 5 seconds of time that it requires to think that they’re pulling onto the road that extends to the parking lot where the fire is? Oh, and for those who “know this is faked,” here’s a video of the actual scene itself by a different photographer: ua-cam.com/video/gThApQup51s/v-deo.html
Now I want to join the station with the all the quads because all I have is a Tahoe and a bunch of regular FD vehicles so, I’m kind of board
I am so confused, how did people get the idea it's fake?
Firebuff101 don’t know. People just started to claim it was faked
Did the Military give them a Humvee?
Tri-County Fire Videos and they are the people no body likes
WoW! That was a Volunteer firefighters dream! Flashing lights and............a Siren on my personnel vehicle. I’m somebody important now.🤣
Damn I´m so jealous of you guys being allowed to get lights on your POVs. Oversea in germany we are not even allowed to put a glowing sign on our car that would show others why we are going over the speed limit and running a few stop signs
Domi nik where I am POVs can have lights and sirens
Aidan Bowles same here
Can i please the name of the siren in 1st chevy?
I wonder what unit that was at around 3:00? Almost looks like an undercover cop car, but that wouldn't make much sense
Hi there, it was a volunteer fire chief's personal truck
@@tricountyfirevideos Ah, thanks a lot!
- This was like a parade
The department needs some new 6x6 ATVs. The defender 6x6 with the longest box on a Side by side would fit right in
Which one is Car 54?!
I came for the hummer
Frank they can always break out. The window of your car and run the hose through it and don't care think they won't do it try again
Hi, I‘m from Germany, but who wants know that😂
I just like to say that all the different fire trucks in the USA are soo cool and interesting👌
In the US as far as wildland/bushfires go alot of fire departments use whatever kind of trucks atvs that can hual some water and all of their gear I've seen some recent veidos of fire departments using old ww2 vehicles as brush units.
@@Mustang6971 I think that's cool, thanks for your answer
LOL @ the dude in the F-550 watching the curb like he has clearance issues. That's every driveway and every parking lot for me in my Mercedes AMG. Oh wait, I have 3.9 inches of ground clearance. LOL. Wish I had the 12.5 (foot and a half) that the F-550 does.
I love it
Nice catch🚨🚨🚨💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾🔥😯😯😯😍
Damm. How big was this brush fire
Big enough to be an all call
Interesting black apparatus
What’s the siren at 2:30
2:40 *Mourns for XBR*
I think you missed a truck. No? That's every single truck in the state? Even the volunteers personal vehicles? My bad. That must have been one hell of a smokeless grass fire behind Walma, oh.
So much TYFYS in this video 😆
109 I want one
good one buddy 5:55
Correction phila had a front-chassie and a American lafrance back they though they were going to get it during the war so they went shopping at the tank store today the army used m35 front and American lafrance back the fd is part of the engineers they can draw on for. Manpower
Do you have a discord
Fist time I see a hummer fire truck !!
Talk About Being On The Right Corner
Awesome, Fire Police Traffic/utility unit!
Is this in Michigan?
No
New York I believe
Need one of them Humvees in mariaville😂
Where are the 2, 747 fire tankers and the entire department’s of the FDNY, metro-dade fire rescue, Chicago Fire dept, Dallas Fire Rescue, and Los Angeles County Fire Dept? How come they didn’t show up? 😏😉
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Are some of those pickups personal vehicles
yes
That some Fire There Going To
Geez...they all like cutting that corner!
3:50 that trailer has something wrong with it!
Sounds like the safety chains are dragging the ground.
@@jjr897 i said the same thing lol sounds like a safety chain is dragging
I was confused when I saw a unmarked Chevy Silverado and a unmarked Jeep before an actual fire truck
not necessarily unmarked, just POVs
Vollies wasting money on lights for their personal vehicles
Hummer at 4:15