PFD Seagrave Response Compilation
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- Опубліковано 24 гру 2017
- MERRY CHRISTMAS!
Here is a compilation of pretty much all of my responses of Philadelphia Fire Department Seagrave Engines and Ladders. Now that they are all retired, I wanted to put together a compilation of all of them.
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Great video in tribute to all PFD Seagrave that had served PFD for many years till 2017. Those Seagrave Rigs that I've remembered as far back as I can remember are 1982 Seagrave Rear Mount, 1985 Seagrave Squirts, 1984 Seagrave Pumpers, and 1986 Seagrave Tillers are the ones I've also remembered as well in addition to 1990 Seagrave Tiller, 1991 Seagrave Pumper, and 1993 Seagrave Squirt commonly seen in your videos. All these Seagrave Rigs will always be forever remembered.
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Newburgh was the first department I knew that had a Seagrave when I moved here in 1986.....then they bought 3 1990 seagraves (they only have 1 left) and the 86 was retired in 05
A 30 minute Seagrave compilation?! On Christmas Day!!? How wonderful!
FairfaxFireBuffs Glad you like it! Merry Christmas!🎄
I remember back in the 1990s when I lived in Wissinoming Engine 52 was a Seagrave pumper with a siren horn like the engine at 0:30. I ived around the Cottage St. & Benner St. area. Also back in the mid 2000s when I lived in Mayfair near Frankford & Unruh the Seagrave Squirt 43 truck was at the fire house on Longshore & State Road. I could tell it was the squirt truck coming by the siren and the engine sound when it was on a call.
Even by Philadelphia fd responding your service and time and efforts are deeply appreciated thanks great job great team work and great and sweet catches as usual still going strong great team efforts are deeply appreciated thanks they deserve alot of credit tons of it let's honor and appreciate the paramedics and firemen who proudly serve us stay safe and warm out stay strong and healthy as well much love and respect and appreciation job well done you should be proud way to go very impressed !!! Joe
Philly's finest at work
I'm upset that I can only like this once...
Great job!
Gutted not to have caught one of these in Philly. Huge shame they no longer use Seagrave.
They look gorgeous! 🚒
They do now
Seagraves are back baby
I thought Philly currently contracted with spartan
Love the old fire trucks 🚒🙌♥️
Awesome compilation Aaron!
Best video yet! Merry Christmas Aaron
Happy Christmas to you, All the best for New Year.
PFD, sure have the best Q sirens!
And I love those tiller ladder trucks.
The one with Engine 37, that was a tight fit.
Love the old tillers, want to go so badly to Philadelphia
Awesome comp! Merry Christmas
NorCal Fire Buff109 Thanks! Merry Christmas!
Awesome compilation!
Detroit’s pushing PFD!
Beautiful rigs
Now this is a cool video!
Philly sure is lucky to have a TDA collection cause in Newburgh they won't last a day with all of them potholes!:,-)😂
Great video 😍😍😍😍😍
How come the engine at 2:15 with the PA300 siren has the mechanical FS Q converted into a speaker? Were they always this way or were speakers installed where the mechanical siren used to be to address noise complaints? I've never seen a setup like this with exception to the EQ2B speakers Federal Signal sells in this configuration that has the Q grille on it as they typically use the square speakers for those instances although they sell those (the circle ones) as well, but these trucks seem too old to have that considering some have mechanical Q sirens, so do you know if this was a modification? Just curious.
Oh and by the way, one of these old Seagraves is shown in the Rescue 911 teaser intro before the clips of the episode segments are shown, and I think they did an episode that took place in Philadelphia that features these Seagrave trucks rolling out.
firefreak57 If I remember correctly these (at least the first one or two) were delivered with Qs. But they decided to switch to the PA300. Ive heard it was due to the noise pollution stuff but also heard it was so the truck didnt short out (The tillers had real Qs so not sure on that). But in the end all the 1991 Seagrave Engines for PFD had PA300s except one at the end that got a Whelen 295 series siren which sounded awful.
Federal signal built some PA300s to look like Q sirens. They do this with EQ2Bs too. Some of PFD's ALF rigs have EQ2Bs with a Q style design. You can tell the apart because the EQ2Bs are more flush mount while a regular Q sticks out more
Wow these engines and ladders look vintage 😯😁
They are
😍😍😍😍😍😍 Omg every seagrave you ever got you are best aaron
Christopher Kradzinski Glad you like it! Merry Christmas! 🎄
Merry christmas arron
PFD sure gets their money's worth out these trucks
Wow 😍😍😍
Question. Why the stations have their apparatus doors shut manually? Won't it be quicker if they have automatic doors the guys can shut with a garage door device
Most of them are automatic now. But at the time when those clips were filmed, it was a common sight in Philly to manually close the door.
That first tiller truck was numbered 118 like the FDNY Hook & Ladder Company 118
Philly was once seagrave till they went to American Lafrance, Pierce, currently with spartan, I know they went to seagrave for that 75 feet aerial scope , will they order more from seagrave?
There are 4 Aerialscopes currently in service and a 5th on order. Thats it from Seagrave for the time being.
I'm going to retire Philadelphia fire captain my last assignment was engine 78 Philadelphia International Airport I miss being active mostly in southwest and west Philadelphia my street company last when I was assigned to engine 68 Route 13 Battalion 7 then I went over to engine 77 when they were in business and then I retired and they put my name under 78 worked a year and then retired I miss being active duty very much I also belong to the volunteer companies like Darby fire patrol number 2 Darby Fire Company Number One Collingdale Fire Company Number 1 and many more I also served as a civilian volunteer firefighter for United States Navy in Groton Connecticut I say United States Coast Guard base in Cape May New Jersey like I said I missed the job a lot God bless all my brothers and sisters in the police fire I am Ash I'm home safe
I miss them Fire Trucks
Me too
What happened to these old seagraves? Did any of them end up in scrapyards?
All retired. Most probably ended up in scrapyards. I know a few engines were saved.
@@amott919shame that happened to them but glad to know some are still there
Wtf kind of air horn was that?! (E-904)
Where do they go when they are retired ?
They get sold off at auction
@@amott919 You know there's only one 1991 Seagrave that was privately owned by a collector.
15:53 is a nice one
YES!! LADDER 118
Spencer Ogilvie Glad you like it!
Seagrave of Philadelphia fire department
Beautiful
do they still operate?
Not anymore
dang it! those were my childhood
Hi aaron mott my birthday is coming in 10 days on december 13 i was wondering if you would make a pfd compilation of the Spartans on my birthday thanks
I wonder why the one tiller has a vision lightbar
Do there are officially none in reserve/spare status?
Jack Angermeier nope, they have all been retired
Geez, I never thought this day would come. I’d love to own one of those rigs
Aaron Mott some of them are not retired
6:51 homie got scared
Yes Yes will get the gamer
It sounds like lafd
What are the 900 series engines?
#seagravesfiretrucks
28:41 what siren is that
a worn out federal q
Reminds me of Tokyo fire siren 😂😂
Damn they drove the shit outta ladder 118. Great video
Why dose tiller 118 have a motorcycle sound at 0:02
There was a motorcycle in thr background
Oh ok
@@amott919 do they have still have atleast 1 or 2 seagraves left?
@@emergencyresponsevideosand4423 None of these are left. But Philly does have brand new Seagrave Aerialscopes now.
GET OUTTA THE WAY
The on at 9:05 made my day
Is there a part 2
Not yet. Maybe next year once the new Seagraves for Philly come in.
@@amott919 they're getting new Seagraves
@@sirensandfirstrespondersof7572 Yes. Aerialscopes like FDNY
@@amott919 omg cool
P.F.D.Needs 2 contract out with reserve again cause they always came out with nice apperatuses...
That’s all fire trucks old spare
9:46 that sound tho
They look like they are from the 1960s
Late 80’s or early 90’s
No sense of getting new trucks when your old ones work fine.
That’s all fire trucks old spare