CobraEmergencyVideos - North America I like older trucks but where I’m from that tanker is tiny. Most tankers in my county are at least 2500 gallons. Only one is under 2000 and two are 4000 gallons.
We don't really use type 6 units in Santa Cruz if that's what you mean by brush units. Really just type 1 and type 3 engines. That being said Central Fire (SC County) did just purchase a type 6, so maybe we'll start seeing more of them since they are incredibly versatile.
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I know Felton forestry well work together on several calls retired firefighter from Saratoga fire
Love the water tender
CobraEmergencyVideos - North America I like older trucks but where I’m from that tanker is tiny. Most tankers in my county are at least 2500 gallons. Only one is under 2000 and two are 4000 gallons.
@@LancasterResponding cool this isn't comparing class so who cares :)
@@LancasterResponding I imagine this one's much smaller to give it agility off road. Like Type 3 Engines.
Does that one unit have lightbar problems? I've seen at least twice in the video where it is off, and then suddenly on.
@-PreciseRice - Could also be a circuit breaker that is failing and constantly tripping.
With all the wild fires in Califonia, I wonder how many miles these brush fire trucks get put on them per year?
Water tender needs an upgraded Lightbar or wiring.
I noticed that too.👍🏼
it doesn't need a light bar upgrade the one on it still works just fine :)
Good work Santa Cruz Films!
Awesome Video! Great coverage
Great footage man!
Nice job dude. I gotta wonder how much money International makes just on supplying chassis for Type 3s.
Awesome Video!
It's great to see some convoys and onscene footage.
They don't have any brush units?
Those are brush units.
We don't really use type 6 units in Santa Cruz if that's what you mean by brush units. Really just type 1 and type 3 engines. That being said Central Fire (SC County) did just purchase a type 6, so maybe we'll start seeing more of them since they are incredibly versatile.
Great Catches!
For the fire in Murrieta? It was less than ten miles from me.
Awesome
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First comment!!! Epic Video and catches! More Scott’s Valley Please :)
So when you say “lots” what mean is the same 4 trucks over and over again..got it