EPIC “EVERYBODY GOES RESPONSE” OF ENGLEWOOD FIRE DEPARTMENT RESPONDING FROM QUARTERS ON S. VAN BRUNT
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- Опубліковано 25 сер 2024
- HERE YOU WILL SEE A “EVERYBODY GOES RESPONSE” OF THE ENGLEWOOD FIRE DEPARTMENT RESPONDING FROM QUARTERS ON SOUTH VAN BRUNT STREET IN ENGLEWOOD, NEW JERSEY.
Awesome! Vintage Mack engine and PA300 at the end was the cherry on top!
YES AND THANKS SO MUCH! ;o)
@@Taconephotography and I'm sitting here not knowing what that is
A Mack CF still going to fires!
Man I wish Mack still made fire apparatus. FDNY was load with CF engines and tower ladders during the war years (solid red!). They are well built, tough and dependable.
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Also after 9/11 they were used heavily due to the apparatus being destroyed in the rubble.
GREAT CATCH AND VIDEO THANK YOU
YOUR WELCOME AND THANKS SO MUCH.....
Love the Mack! Nice response!🚒
Nice One! Basicly here in Germany, it's called a "Löschzug". It's the Basic Unit for every bigger Fire, Box Alarm or Unknown Alarm! It is here also, as in the video a Battalion, 2 Engines and a Ladder!
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Love those sirens and the vintage looking appliances
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Awesome video my friend! 😉 Always cool to see a full house response!
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When Mack built good trucks, everything was built in house. Today's Mack is primarily outside suppliers since becoming part of Volvo.
I HAVE HEARD.....THANKS SO MUCH.....;o)
Hi Majestirium , a full house response must mean it's a bad fire or situation , thanks my friend for the catch of them leaving the firehouse ! 👍😊🚒🗽
John Roberts not necessary. Seeing how slow they were moving. Prob just an alarm system or something.
@@MoparGuy1625 oh ok thanks friend !
NO NECESSARILY! THANKS SO MUCH! ;o)
@@THEMAJESTIRIUM1 Your Welcome !
I live in King County, Washington. Many of the departments here have started dispatching two engines, a ladder and a battalion chief to fire alarms in high occupancy buildings. Just in case it turns out to be an actual fire.
Damn this fire station has some old ass Fire Trucks in 2019
UYP.....
We still have old trucks!
They spent all the money on the station😂
Old? Damn, one older model Mack>>>
Old does not mean dead
Amazing!
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I wonder why Teaneck E5 was at Englewoods fire house? Englewood fd has 2 more engines and a rear mount tower ladder. Maybe Teaneck was covering Englewood while their other units were at another call?
NO, THEY WERE BORROWING IT AS A SPARE! THX.
Yeah probably being used as an reserve or like the other post said being borrowed from another station. It’s an beautiful truck that is probably used as an spare when other trucks are out on maintenance
I work there. We've had problems with our spare engines/ladders. Fortunately we have help from surrounding towns who let us borrow apparatus for extended time periods.
Awrsome! Luv the Mack!
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Love that classic Mack.
ME TOO! ;o)
And that's how it's done! Nice catch!
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damn that mack’s q siren is beautiful!
YUP.....
Damn amazing video!!!!!
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por que eles colocam aquela mangueira no cano de escape. (why do they put that hose in the exhaust pipe)
PARA QUE LOS GASES DEL MOTOR DEL CAMION SALGAN DE LA ESTACIONS Y NO AFFECTE A LA SALUD DE LOS BOMBEROS
Love the sound of that Detroit
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It’s cool to see 4 generations of trucks, first the newest engine, then that E-one without the grill, then that Mack heavy rescue still in the engine bay, and that old Mack CF:
I HEAR YA AND IT IS.....THANKS SO MUCH.....
That Engine 5, a beauty!!!
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It goes to show YOUR NEVER to Old to Pump..
NOPE. THX.
Love the horn on the ladder, and great seeing that CF going on a run, it looks to have had no lighting replacements either which is amazing, the Mars light in the nose is the best
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The Mack that pulled out last is Teanecks old Engine 2 from Ceded Lane Station
YUP......
CF Mack engines were the best.... Backbone of our department..
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I like that older truck at the end don't see alot of them around
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Excellent catch my friend 👍
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Great catch !
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Is it very expensive to keep the old apparatus certified to pump?
Or is it just used as a personnel carrier now?
IDK..... SORRY.
great video my Friend! Greetings from Germany. Hope you feel good?
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Are they full time or volunteer?
NO
Awesome catch JJ
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I like the air horn
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I love that sound of a 6v71 Detroit
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My favorite Englewood piece Truck 2 it’s a beast They rotate Truck 2 & Truck 1’s Rear Mount Tower every few weeks as the front line aerial piece
Do they rotate the engines to equalize the use? @@peterarvanitis6497
stephen fecteau You are correct Engine 1 is the oldest pumper
Busy station? How long did you wait?
A LONGGGGGGGGGG TIME! THANKS SO MUCH.....
@@THEMAJESTIRIUM1 wow! That long!
I know, the fire captain, of this fire house. 😊.
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So
your videos are wonderful really good
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@@THEMAJESTIRIUM1 I have a desire to open a civilian fire station here where I live, and I wanted to buy the fire trucks around, I think these trucks are a maximum.
Nice catch! What was that large Mack unit left in the station? Rescue? Hazmat?
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So...nearly everybody went...but not quite!
Ladder goes first to get into fire block nice!
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Nice
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Nice mack firetruck
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Nice catches!
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nice work
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So the truck that stayed behind is a spare or something then?
Was wondering same thing, full house but one remaining vehicle.
NO.
NO.
@@craigclaassen7346 Maybe its a Hazmat or something, which wouldn't respond to a fire
That 8 V 92 Detroit Sounds Good on that ladder
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damn engine 5 getting a little outdated
OK.,
Still a beauty
Judging by the fact this was the Englewood fire department, and that apparatus said Teaneck on it, I’m going to take a guess and say they were using that engine (engine5) as a spare or reserve engine, while there( Englewood) engine was out for repairs.
In another comment THEMAJESTIRIUM1 said it was just being used as a spare
Love the E5! How old is it?
1980'S AND THANK SO MUCH! ;o)
Teaneck own that trcuk
You know stuff is going absolutely sideways real fast. When you start hearing and or seeing entire departments empty out. Was working out in Okotoks Alberta the other day near their north fire department when I'm pretty sure I heard All eight apparatus leave. Full sirens full horns just full on oh crap mode. Drove past a little later. And had to wait as a number of their trucks were just coming back into the building. So the street was a little bit busy lol
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even the old trucks come out!XD
OK
my volunteer fd is just up the road niskayuna fd
I read Inglewood lol i was gonna say that place got better over the years but no lol
OK....
That mack 😍😍😍
YUP.....
Ok I’ll ask....what’s up with the east coast depts. and their refusal to purchase a 2.50 remote door opener? Btw huge fan of everything else east coast....us west coast buffoons only got the door remote thing right apparently???
IDK
THEMAJESTIRIUM1
I get when you have high pedestrian traffic.... they need to get out and stop people from walking under the rig. Can you ask around and please find out for me ? This is really bugging me for the last 25 years. Thank you
Seems to me they left one truck behind and almost 2 firemen.
THE RESCUE WAS NOT NEEDED!
THEY DID NOT NEED THE RESCUE ON THAT CALL.
@Talmon 216 ok cool cool. thanks
Looks like they need time to close on that big door
OK.
Lol Firetruck with ambulance XD 1:39
YUP.....
They look like fdny
OK