Wow, this could have gone really bad if the fire hadn't been noticed so quickly. There's no visable drywall in this building. Just a huge pile of kiln-dried firewood.
I don't know about that... The bucket in the Tower weighs a lot more then 500ib's and the other can be used for Aerial Rescue... I have got to see them used in many car accidents where we have to reach out over a canyon or cliff edge. We lower all of our equipment and a Firefighter first, then more Firefighters and EMTs/Paramedics (Or Nurse in my case). Then we tie the car off to the tip of the ladder so that we keep the car from sliding... So yeah, they can handle more the 500ibs.
@@midwestfire I was not talking about Towers. I've never worked on one and have no idea about their limits. We use Smeal Aerial Ladder trucks. We have been told by Smeal the weight limit at the tip is 500lbs. and not to ever permit 3 or more personnel on the Ladder at the same time. Have you ever seen a crane tip over because of too much weight? If the car on the cliff suddenly slipped off, and weighs approx. 3500lbs., I bet it would tip your Ladder truck. I would never allow a car to be tied off to the tip of a Ladder.
@@midwestfire A tow truck rotator is stronger, and designed for, holding up and lifting thousands of pounds. An Aerial Ladder truck is not a rotator or crane, and should never have a 3500lb car tied off to it. When I referred to 3500lbs, I meant your Ladder truck tipping over, not the crane. Large cranes tip over when their weight limit and boom angles have exceeded their design limits.
@@midwestfire Ask your Mechanics who maintain and repair your Ladder (not the truck) if it is a smart idea to tie off a car hanging over the side of a cliff. Ask the truck manufacturer too. I bet both will tell you not to do it.
@@mrfingerlakes8735 Yeah, right..... a fire that started miraculously on the top of a roof and was extinguished in just a matter of minutes and was never reported on the News Media.
@@BL-jt3qt your not a firefighter are you? That's not a training fire that building is under construction That's a real fire just because it wasn't on the news doesn't me anything. Read the comments it was started from fire works from a sporting event
Great job. Thank You Tulsa Fire & Rescue
We have a badass Fire Dept. in T-Town. Right on TFD!!
Outstanding video and fire ground action, also very nice looking apparatus units as well..👌🏽👍🔥🚨🚒👏 Tony j. from Indiana
Nice job, good coverage. Thank you
Nice job on the video there goes some badass guys
great video!
Good coverage.I know the aerials are Pierce,what make & models are the engine's?
Nice video.
have to admit all those light on the ladder are really cool....
The lights on the ladder are for the safety of the firefighters
Wow they can hook up hand lines from the ladder
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Wow, this could have gone really bad if the fire hadn't been noticed so quickly. There's no visable drywall in this building. Just a huge pile of kiln-dried firewood.
I'M FROM TULSA AREA,NOW LIVE IN NORTHERN MINNESOTA....SO THIS WAS CAUSED BY FIREWORKS AT DRILLERS STADIUM ??...THESE FIREFIGHTERS TRULY ARE HEROES!
Correct 👍🏽
Good knock down. Great teamwork
Great video
boy that was creative
Damn I missed this fire don't know where I was hiding , I always watch news
How can you send men to the roof with no tools to open up and vent?
The fire was contained to construction materials on the rooftop . No need for vertical ventilation.
It was materials on the roof not the building Itself that was burning, and I saw at least one guy with a axe anyway.
only 1 person per section that way it will not lock out
What was the cause???
Fireworks from a show at Oneok Field after a sporting event
Those ladder trucks have a 500lb. weight limit at the tip. 4 FF's loaded with equipment should not be on the ladder at the same time
I don't know about that... The bucket in the Tower weighs a lot more then 500ib's and the other can be used for Aerial Rescue... I have got to see them used in many car accidents where we have to reach out over a canyon or cliff edge. We lower all of our equipment and a Firefighter first, then more Firefighters and EMTs/Paramedics (Or Nurse in my case). Then we tie the car off to the tip of the ladder so that we keep the car from sliding... So yeah, they can handle more the 500ibs.
@@midwestfire I was not talking about Towers. I've never worked on one and have no idea about their limits. We use Smeal Aerial Ladder trucks. We have been told by Smeal the weight limit at the tip is 500lbs. and not to ever permit 3 or more personnel on the Ladder at the same time. Have you ever seen a crane tip over because of too much weight? If the car on the cliff suddenly slipped off, and weighs approx. 3500lbs., I bet it would tip your Ladder truck. I would never allow a car to be tied off to the tip of a Ladder.
@@46fd04Have you ever seen a crane tip with weights of 3500 pounds??? Do you know what a rotator is?
@@midwestfire A tow truck rotator is stronger, and designed for, holding up and lifting thousands of pounds. An Aerial Ladder truck is not a rotator or crane, and should never have a 3500lb car tied off to it. When I referred to 3500lbs, I meant your Ladder truck tipping over, not the crane. Large cranes tip over when their weight limit and boom angles have exceeded their design limits.
@@midwestfire Ask your Mechanics who maintain and repair your Ladder (not the truck) if it is a smart idea to tie off a car hanging over the side of a cliff. Ask the truck manufacturer too. I bet both will tell you not to do it.
Building Had No Dry Standpipe or Sprinkler system
The lights are for the safety of the firefighters
Ah yes, I missed another one lol
The owner of this property is very lucky this night it cloud lose his pants in no time. Thanks god
Too many men on one extension. Only one side of the head is resting.
Obviously just a "Training" fire.
B L Its not a train exorcise it's the real deal
@@mrfingerlakes8735 Yeah, right..... a fire that started miraculously on the top of a roof and was extinguished in just a matter of minutes and was never reported on the News Media.
@@BL-jt3qt your not a firefighter are you? That's not a training fire that building is under construction That's a real fire just because it wasn't on the news doesn't me anything. Read the comments it was started from fire works from a sporting event