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waste of time? like your comment?

Videos got over 2 thousand views so obviously it's not a waste of time if people find it entertaining. Sit back, enjoy the sirens and the view and maybe you won't get triggered next time.

@@cat740dt That’s awesome, hope it gets a million views. Just stating my opinion, not sure why anyone would post or watch a 10 minute video of someone driving a fire truck to a fire.

Because they are on a major highway and in a pumper tanker so vehicles travel a lot faster. Instead of holding everyone up we stay in the right lane and let them pass

@@eastbrandywinefireco5998 makes sense, thanks!

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What’s the matter, cupcake? You couldn’t get hired so you resort to insults? You’ll notice that they were inside; usually when you’re inside you’re saving more than the foundation, you bonehead.

@@michaeleverett9050 do you not see the three lines that go in service? Plus the supply line and the 3 inch line from the first in engine to ours? Everyone has a job when our first guy goes in the hose line is right behind him you can see the water flowing in several clips a few moments later

And before entering, knelt in a just-opened doorway without full SCBA. Once inside, he opened the ceiling to give the fire access to the attic space or second floor joists. This was frightening to watch.

@@jasminelindros8923he was opening the ceiling checking for fire . He didn’t create a new flow path it was already there.

@@Garrick1983 If he was opening a previously enclosed space then he was, by definition, either opening a new flow path or providing access to previously uninvolved fuels. Doing this may show a difference in training. We, for example, do not open a ceiling or any other previously (as far as we know) enclosed space until we first knock down adjacent flames that could extend into the newly-opened space AND have a hose immediately available to knock down any flames we find. We try to make sure any flames that get a sudden influx of oxygen also get a sudden inflow of water.

@@jasminelindros8923 Excellent ¡¡¡¡ The american firefighters love come into the fire and break everything before use the water.

Stop. Just stop.

I find it hard to believe that the far inside the building with that amount of fire without water. Fire training 101..

@@DavidGlaumit’s actually not. VEIS would be a perfect example. Also, if you suppress without ventilation you’ll lose visibility.

We would like to express our sincere thanks to all the firefighters. Your efforts and bravery are greatly appreciated.

Your efforts and bravery are greatly appreciated.

They are heroes, always facing every challenge.

No they aren’t

Someone has to look up the directions

@@eastbrandywinefireco5998 You need to pay attn on the road ahead of you. The phone will speak the directions to you!

@@eastbrandywinefireco5998 Your phone will talk to you for directions. The officer is also the 2nd set of eyes for the driver. Pay attn to the road John!

@@eastbrandywinefireco5998 The phone will speak directions to you! The officers is the 2nd set of eyes for the driver. Pay attn to the road John!

@@eastbrandywinefireco5998 Let the phone talk to you and keep your eyes forward!

All the above and 5a in Chester. Lancaster only go's to 4a

There were 3-4 and at tops may 5 minutes

Ask your politicians not the firefighters

@@bigtime7724 I understand what you mean...👍 Let's just say someone, anyone reads my question...and that then turns into questions to Politicians...and suddenly better water supply systems are installed....THEN maybe we could agree that ANY questions are QUALITY questions....You tell me...👀

Because people don't like too pay them

@@TomManning-cs4el God Bless.

​@johnexford3281 there were Hydrants (actually it was a very Hydranted area) but they used all the water (because they used 1.1 million Gallons of water) and drained a few water towers

they were originally operating off hydrants but due to demand and I believe a pressure loss they had to switch to porta tanks

Not wasting time at all! Guys that aren’t cutting can put the tarp down while the others are cutting. That way you aren’t putting the tools down in the snow and salt that’s all over the ground

We also have battery operated tools on our Ladder if needed but they are smaller. We have a brand new Rescue due at the end of this year so we will see if anything changes.

@@eastbrandywinefireco5998 It is a waste of time. A quick rinse and you're done. You have to clean the tools after use anyway to make sure there's no glass on them. That will tear up a hydraulic tool ten times faster than any salt will. And there should be rubber feet on the power unit that will keep it off the asphalt. All the equipment was set down on the asphalt first, so putting down a tarp was useless. And I didn't see anyone putting wheel chocks under the pickup which is more important...

@@eastbrandywinefireco5998 Our battery tools are just as powerful as our older tools, just a tad slower because of the hydraulic flow.

@@ffjsb omfg