Ben bought a classic 4x4 fire truck! Let's go drive it!
Вставка
- Опубліковано 29 чер 2022
- When your buddy buys a fire truck, you have to go check it out! So I headed over to 406 Garage to meet up with Ben and play with his fire truck for a bit. Check out Ben's channel at / @406garage3
Check out some of our other videos!
I modified my wife's Jeep without telling her!
• I modified my Wife's J...
Search and rescue job takes a wild turn!
• Search and rescue call...
Driving an abandoned concrete mixer across the desert!
• My worst idea yet!
V8 Willys Jeep rescues stranded truck!
• V8 Willys Jeep rescues...
Epic snowcat recovery!
• Epic Snocat Recovery! ...
Major fail during a search and rescue mission!
• Search and rescue miss...
Tracked Jeep saves Toyota from a snowmobile trail!
• Toyota Gets Stuck 11 M...
------------------------------------------------------------------------
Get your Cascade Heavy Rescue merchandise at
www.cascadeheavyrescue.com/shop
Support the companies that support us!
Yankum Ropes
bit.ly/CHRyankum 10% off!
/ vdcgear
Banks Power
/ bankspower
Elite Fleet Automotive
/ @elitefleetautomotive9181
Harbor Freight Tools
/ harborfreight
EarthCruiser Overland Vehicles
/ earthcruiseroverlandve...
---------------------------------------------------------
www.patreon.com/user?u=67485120
Venmo @cascadeheavyrescue
PayPal @cascadeheavyrescue
Mailing address:
Cascade Heavy Rescue
740 NE 3rd St
STE 3 pb316
Bend, OR 97701
#firetruck #water #testdrive #sirenhead #emergency #4x4 #offroad #fire #outdoors #nature - Авто та транспорт
Go check out Ben's channel at ua-cam.com/channels/52WySxkYIqWGm6iLknl9Dg.html !!
I worked at an Allison shop for a bit. I bet that Trans and t-case with pto. Is cool. I bet it's a medium duty probably 3ft tall and 3ft wide.. Maybe Ben can show it.
Already subscribed.
We had an old international tanker fire truck at Montana Vista Volunteer fire and Rescue, Top speed was 45 MPH this was back in 1994.
two things. leave pump/apparatus drain valves open when not in use, and don't let it sit ... exercise it, use it to water the yard/garden/driveway, clean dozer tracks, cut a slit trench ... just don't let it sit for months at a time
I am 71 and would do the same as you guys. Staying young and happy doing things you love. Yes you and Ben make us laugh cause I wish I was with you guys.
That vehicle was designed and used by the Calif. Dept. of Forestry and is known as a Mod. 12 fire engine. I drove them when new as a firefighter. Some were sold to outside agencies like this one. They were used heavily and this may be the last survivor. So good to see an old friend. Wow.
I was watching a video last week, saw a number of the newer ones, and right there with them was a dozer I recognized, 2444. The great CalFire crews are about the only thing that I miss from California, they rock at their jobs!
@@javabeanz8549 I would imagine because they get so much practice!
I worked for CDF in the 1990s. This engine is before my time, but I worked with people who had been on these engines. This is one of the models that inspired the later Model 14/15 with the crew cab. I mostly worked off of Model 1, 5, and Model 9 engines.
@@annalorree The last time drove one of these was at the CDF Academy in 1977. The mod. 12 and 10 were not widely accepted due to some design flaws. Early ones were not very reliable. We were supposed to train on these daily at the Academy but they were always in the shop for repairs. As an engineer, I mostly drove type 1 engines, but sometimes we had a mod. 9 as a substitute engine. I loved the 1's and 5's.
@@kensakamoto258 as a seasonal firefighter back then, 5s were my favorite. We always got the best assignments with them, and they were far more agile than the models in use now.
Unbelievable! That was freaking awesome! & it's soooooo pristine for it' age!
Interested if it has an hour meter. I'm a retired firefighter and we idled the trucks and engines a lot. Essentially, they were never shut down if they were on a call.
Keep up the great work Casey!
Jup same here. Truck only had like 15k miles on it but hour wise 140000 hours (20yr old)
Really cool old fire truck!! Love the super high top speed!! LOL!! Can't believe he found one in TOTAL working order!!
Riley will love that you should do a parade for the Kid so they can check it out
I've bee a firefighter for 45 years. We bought a new pump in 1978 it was 47 thousand. I'd say hat one was 35 thousand. Love the truck.
You think he paid 35K or that's what it cost new?
That gotta be a dream of most kids to is drive a fire truck. Must say it is cool. I'm a diesel mechanic for past 15 yrs...
Glad to see someone like Ben got this truck, he will make sure it will not get changed as long as he has it. Always enjoy seeing the trucks from my childhood still in great shape...
Your friends have the coolest toys
As a former firefighter I can say (at least in Georgia and Alabama) that as a private citizen owned truck you run the lights and siren on private property, or in parades and other special functions. If you are running them on the road outside of the mentioned settings you are at risk of getting a ticket for impersonating a fire department/city/county employee depending on how your local fd's are ran.
Enjoyed this one a LOT!!! Thanks for showing us this great old firetruck, Casey!!!
The opening scene made me think of the saying “give someone a hammer and everything looks like a nail” except it’s now “give a guy a fire truck and everything looks like a fire”. I know I’d be watering everything if I had a fire truck.
What an awesome firetruck!! Super cool find! Yep...the Ben & Casey banter is perfect! 🤣 Lucy makes a great firedog, too! 🥰
1:05 common now, thats fer them celebratory Cigars for successfully putting out the fire guyss 😆
Now you will need to build your own fire house, you will need to keep the truck and pumps in use so they don't dry out and leak, but it's great to see it is still full service.
And today's winner for the kid with the best toys goes to Ben. Again.
Beautiful truck! I've got a 69 IH 1300D Brush Pump Truck with 4,500 miles that spent its entire life on a Foundry.
That cigarette lighter 😂, I once volunteered for a fire department that hooked up a mini fridge to the shore power outlet. When we got to the fire, we had a fridge full of cold water! Love the old fire trucks!
The volunteer fire dept I was in would have had that full of beer.
Beautiful old truck. My dad was on a fire dept years ago and they had a similar truck. The winch was mainly used when the non-4wd pumpers got stuck in mud after driving onto lawns to access fires. I remember watching the winch cable snap on a training exercise.
Glad someone saved it from scrap yard
The banter between you two is hilarious. Keep it up.
Casey, this the the BEST not second best. Everyone’s childhood dream. Drive a fire truck. And Yes YEs YES, let us know when the parade will be.
You can't just run the sirens unless you're in a parade, but if you were going to put out a fire then the local FD might get bent out of shape. Yes you should parade that beautiful machine.
It is very likely that truck has an Allison 454 automatic transmission. If it does have a 545, it will not have overdrive.
Wow, as soon as I saw that engine, I knew it was the one I spent many years with. It brings back a lot of good memories to see it again.
Casey I actually drove one of those (only difference it was a tanker) as a volunteer for Amabel Township Fire Dept back in the late 60's great trucks until you drove them out into a cornfield to put out a grass ???? fire Great memories from long ago took two tow trucks to remove it from the field after we dumped the 1800 gallons of water on board Was quite a day lmao
My oldest brother was a captain of a fire department and I remember getting to go with him to pick up a new engine just like this one (except it was yellow) seeing this video brought back those wonderful memories
Definitely use in any parade you can! Such a cool fire truck!
A lot (most) of the farm trucks I drove as a youngster were also as slow… it wasn’t uncommon for semi trucks of that era to go uphill at 12-15 mph.
Yes, this brought back memories.
Very cool!!! Retired firefighter and IH fan here!! Just needs my retired firefighter group logo! OFFD Old Farts Fire Department!!! That machine is a wonderful parade rig and great platform for fire safety demonstrations for kids and as an educational tool for landowners about defensible space to mitigate wildfire dangers!!! WICKED COOL!!!💪♥️👩🚒🚒♥️💪🇺🇸
who doesn't love an old Fire Truck?
I bought an old firehouse, and can certify that firemen of days past smoked a lot more than average. When I got the place, it was 50 years old, and had ~1/16" of tar on the walls. You could also see where the ashtray stand by the front door was by the grey smoke covering the corner from ~2ft high to the ceiling.
Oh I’d love to have that! Would come in handy for Aussie fire season! ❤️🇦🇺🇺🇸
every time the camera paned over the dash I laughed, because you clearly were not buckled up.... lol
Very enjoyable. Living in the area it came from; I probably observed it in action. Or as you mentioned; trying to get to the action😝. Considering where your property is; not a bad Toy to have available
Casey I loved this video the commentary between you and Ben was hilarious to listen to. That would definitely be me and one of my friends if we ever drove a fire truck. I am 43 years old but driving a fire truck I would be like a kid again definitely having fun with the lights and siren. In my opinion this is definitely the coolest thing Ben has bought
With the fire seasons we've had lately, a fire truck isn't a bad idea for anyone with some property. At least a fire skid that's ready to go.
Very cool!!! Ben sure does find some great trucks. 👍👍👍
Very cool, Ben. You find the most interesting stuff.
Thanks for sharing your adventure
yes, i love the banter between you two.
Very cool fire truck! Just imagining the adventures it has been on.......❤️
Ben!!!!! I'm very envious. That's a beautiful find🇨🇦👍👍👍
That is awesome. It would be so much fun to run around to all the town functions and show it off.
You should mess with your wife by having Ben bring the firetruck over to your house. He Parks outside obviously then he turns on the sirens. I'll bet that it would be funny as hell.
Cool truck, and a cool video to show it off. Of all the bantering banterers on UA-cam, you and Ben are two of them! 😄
Thank you for another great video! I think the Redmond 4th of July parade would be a great city to show off the fire truck! 🤩
This is Awesome. Lucy is Happy 😊 Amazing video. Thank You for sharing.
Great Content and Video
Thanx for sharing your Fire Truck
Have a Great Day 👍
Ben has Cool Toys
Like kids, great! Cool toy and
Lucy is as excited as the boys.
Take the straight tips off, and put on the Navy pistol grip fog nozzles... If that is a John Bean High Pressure fire engine, that fucker will work GREAT! Most city fire companies have no clue how to use high pressure to knock out a fire with LOW water use... They believe in surround and drown tactics, where you just put loads of wet stuff on the red stuff- you put out the fire, but destroy the place... We used to use a John Bean Hi-Pressure (700PSI) truck as our attack truck- go in with both reel hoses and Navy Nozzles cranked until you could hear "paper tearing" noise and a great fog pattern- Two go in together, one high, one low, and it would fill the room with a water fog, and quench the fire by cooling and displacing oxygen... AWESOME! And you would not water damage everything... That is a GREAT truck! My old fire company had two of them- a 1964 with straight pipes (great for 3am fire calls... lol) and a 1974 (If I recall correctly) Rode both beavertails many times back in the day when you could...
What an awesome truck!! And amazingly, it's still intact with all of its fire fighting equipment. I'm shocked though that there isn't an ashtray at the rear pump controls😂. Thanks for sharing!
That is the 2nd coolest truck ben has for sure. Loving it
It's good to have friends like Ben! Casey is almost at 100K 👍
This could help on his home and shop fire insurance ! 🤔
Yes it would
@@thomasfletcher4765
And it will not take long to pay for it self !
@@rattles3044 yeah one fire would probably pay for it, as long as you got in it and started knocking down the flames quickly!
@@wesman7837 but before the fire......
INSURANCE rates will be lower just having that truck on the property !
Very limited water supply. He would need a pond close enough to draft from and big enough to supply several trucks.
That was just hilarious!
With friends like Ben you never need to grow up! :-D
Great find Ben! In 72 got my start in trucking with a 62 1800 loadstar. Then upgraded to a pair of 68 1800 loadstars. 6v53 Detroit diesels. Loved them. Great dor making money.
Those doors and such working so well doesn't5 surprise me a bit. FD's do a particularly great job of maintaining their apparatus. Cool old piece of history.
love the commentary, and the fire truck, I retired from Phx Fire in 2010 after 20 years of keeping their IT 911 dispatch stuff running, along with 8 other guys like me.
Lots of the guys smoked when I joined the fire service in 1975. Came home smelling of smoke and it wasn't due to being in a fire. Nice old engine - keep the pump running. Drain her good for colder weather. Otherwise you'll have a lot of cracked pipes. Have fun with her, that old girl needs a loving new owner. Miss our old American LaFrance 1955 pumper. Was the first engine I drove and pumped with. She is now a museum piece and been repainted etc. BTW was there a old low band whip mounted on her anywhere? Most of the fire service in CA was on the old 33 MHz fire band back then.
great find ben!!! those are nice rigs
"Grass is coming nice" :D I guess everyone with grass should get one!
It has the cool factor over the roof!
Bring it to The Great Oregon Steam-Up in Brooks Oregon the last weekend of July and the first Weekend of August - This years feature is fire Apparatus, the Oregon Fire Service Museum is almost finished!
Those 2 have more fun now then as they were kids
That is a seriously cool truck !!!
Wow that's a great find, such a cool truck!
He should put a 1000 HP Cummins in it with a 10 speed transmission.
That fire truck is so cool and Lucy loves it also Ben did a good thing
You guys are like a couple of 12 year olds with grown up money. Fun to watch how delighted you 2 were!
One of the coolest I've seen yet!!
Dang.. that is freakin cool
Thanks for the video
Ben sure has a knack for finding really cool old IH trucks. It does seem to me like that 392 should move that truck a lot better. I'm thinking it has low compression or something. I bet freshening up the engine would make a huge difference.
That's a gorgeous Farmer Truck Casey!!
Definitely put it in a parade, Ben looks like the truck was made for him 🤣😂 although I think he might be the quicker one of the two 🤣 all the best, I was way out on cost I must have been back in the 20,s 🤣😂
Hey good morning everybody. Awesome firetruck Ben! Thumbs UP man ! Happy upcoming 4th of July to everybody, have fun but do so responsibly and safely!
You have a happy and safe 4th of July weekend also
that is so rad and that makes watering the yard a pies of cake. Living out where you live having your own fire truck is also beneficial. You f and Ben are definitely fun to follow along. Lucy handled the sirens no problem, she must have tough ears.
The dogs do not have better ears, they only use them more, But the nose is another thing...
This is SO cool! Ben should not sell this but keep and use it. Considering how the fire seasons have been of late this would be something to have!
I recon $ 15,000 for it new, that's an excellent Truck, beautiful, probably go all through the forests trax thanks for show and tell, glad it's been so looked after, all the best to yous and your loved ones
Very parade worthy, great video. $113,788 in 1973 is $749,094 today.
What a find! What fun!
Awesome truck
We got two of these from the forest service used for our volunteer fire dept they were beasts
I have lived in Riddle and cousins in Corvallis, Oregon like this channel lots
Beautiful Puppy!
Just loved the dog. perfect for a fire truck.
I'm going to say 89 to 99k new. I bought a used 1987 seagrave that I learned to pump and drive on for 1,800 bucks. Paperwork for new was 187,000 dollars.
Soooo coool! Yep got to parade it!
I had in my head around seventy five to eighty five thousand... for the slowest truck since trucks were used for this purpose... I hope they kept the horses that pulled their fire wagon for backup as they would of got there first
Nice guys + firetruck = cool!
What a awesome truck and why should you 2 grow up now it's a little late for that stay young and keep having fun. God bless and as always be safe 👍
That's a cool new toy he has there!!
Awesome buy Ben. My guess is around 140.000..00 she is a looker for sure. Any antique fire collectors would drool to have her and her papers. Lucky find!
Go back and digest what was said. "What it cost" does not translate to what he paid for it now. I thought like you at first.
That's an awesome way to water the lawn. Sweet truck. I think I need one.
Ben, would love it . If he put a DT 466in that truck.all the hp you'll ever need.
Nice truck
Now you just need to install some bulk above ground water tanks so that water will always be handy should you actually fight a fire at your house, barn or garage.
PS - did recent Mormon Cricket invasion reach your area of Oregon or more toward the coast?
Cool awesome truck. I agree with Casey,if the fire is to far out it will burn itself out.