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Will never understand why car manufacturers still think it's a good idea to make the frame of a motor vehicle, something that gets very very hot on occasion and has miniature explosions in the engine, out of *one of the most volatile, flammable metals available to the commercial market.* This was some awesome footage, also got to learn about the adjustable nozzle on a fire hose, had no idea that was a thing! Makes a cool spiral pattern on the camera, haha.

I’ve watched multiple videos and you guys are really fast with that truck I’m a firm believer in a smaller truck with a little less equipment so to get everything easier and quicker and you are really familiar with to be a little bit more efficient

Awesome footage! Demonstrates the importance of full turnout gear and scba on auto fires. I've never been hit my magnesium fire balls yet, looks fun! 😂

Engine placement is garbage and you need to work on your aimbot😂😂😂 good work buddy!!👊👊

Was this car Russian?

Love the humility and the hustle. Hope you all good and well now

Reminds me of watching my dad work back when I was younger. All business one step ahead. You do see so many videos where guys are afraid to use tank water and it lets the fire get away from them. Great work.

Amazing Work! The world needs more Firefighters like you, Sir!

1 Engine + 3 guys at firsst? Probably one of the best examples of rural firefighting on youtube. Hit it hard and fast. Well done guys.

What type of truck do is it in the video at 1:21

Fuck yeah. I like this guy. No nonsense volunteer firefighter.

And again your breathing control it

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You sound like a mouth breather breathe through your nose out through your mouth slow your breathing down gotta learn to control that it’ll save your air and yourself

Oh wow I knew this was a volunteer as soon as it started no training no nozzle control everybody’s running around with their head. Cut off super new fancy gear hitting it hard from the yard. I laughed when the guy asked for a hydrant wrench this is very golden let me give you a pointer if you would’ve had a good foot position, and if you were holding the hose right, you would’ve never fail yawls training officer needs to get slapped in the fucking face. This is ridiculous.

Respect!

Good work man. The only thing that scares me is that you rushed in not really knowing where all the fire was and if it was safe to enter that way. I try to at least look in and around to see any exposed fore from the ceiling or attic if there is one. Im not insulting you in any way. Just make sure you stay safe my man! Keep up the good work!!

Wish you posted more often, but I'm sure you are busy! :) Great videos.

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Good job overall. Slow down. Fires not going anywhere. Slow is smooth. Smooth is fast.

Good knock down. Good work

is this guy the only actual firefighter in that group of people? he took it down all by himself

Getting it done nice job

Man that's an old rig

Big thumbs up brother !!

Many departments could learn a valuable lesson from this video. Water puts out fire.

Please post more loving the vids

Hell of a job that’s what I like to see

even an armchair fireman cant argue with this. you moved quickly, found the seat of the fire, and knocked it out. this is quality firefighting. doesnt take a lot of experience to recognize the expertise in this video.

Hell of a job brother!!

great job bros 👍

Nice job

As an expert TH-cam firefighter watching videos expert, great job.

wait you take a SCBA with you in you're truck? never seen that before also nice attack good luck with you're future firefighting career brother

Damn nice job!!

Kick ass job 👍

You sure are one of the best I've seen on TH-cam with the nozzle im learning trying to get that good thanks man for the video

watching this now geez hope it got better and that your doing the best you can with a bad knee. I got a bad Knee myself. but that is really good and brave of you to blow it out 2 days prior to the incident here and still go out to serve the citizens in your community

Great hosework there! You definitely have learned how to do it quite well and glad to see the helmet cams. Keep up the great work

Nice job. A 2-1/2 would've been nice if you had the help.

Nice work. Work on your breathing a lil.

Good job Kurtis

Damn good work

Quality work brother! I'll be showing this to my shift and every other shift I visit on OT. This is what I expect from and train my people to do. You weren't just reacting to the situation, you were taking a proactive approach and anticipating the next steps. Put it in check from the outside, hit it from the interior as soon as you made the hallway, swept the floor to clear embers, finished one room off before moving to the next, listening for hidden fire, and fogging the attic space, all while keeping in mind you were on tank water. It normally would take me 10 videos to piece together everything that was shown here. If this is how you operate on every fire, I'd take you on my crew any day.

That Knocking sound. Is that low backpack air? or is that something else?

Holy shit thats terrifying walking it to that house full of thick smoke, you can’t see a foot in front of you, the whole thing could collapse at any moment. Show some love for our fire fighters.

This video is great quality. Nice work.

FIRMEN. Good Work. Thank god there are still firemen out there that will do the job.

Good job!! This guy is one motivated fire fighter! You did a lot all by yourself

Dudes got an SCBA in his personal 👀👀👀