Old & Antique Apparatus Lights & Sirens Parade 43rd Annual PA Pump Primers Muster
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- Old and Antique Fire Apparatus lights and Siren Parade To the 43rd Annual PA pump primers muster with footage from the muster
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I might consider coming to a parade your service and time and efforts are deeply appreciated never seen any thing like this in a lifetime great job great team work and great and sweet catches as usual still going strong great looking tiller trucks and towers and fire engines very impressed stay safe and warm out there much love and respect and appreciation job well done you should be amazed and proud way to go !!! Joe
Always nice seeing the old macks
I just find it beautiful to see so many old engines get the chance to race down the streets lights and sirens again. Who can agree with me
there is something beautiful in these old trucks american history
Me I agree.
I agree 100%. There was some good looking trucks in this video. A friend of mines dad has a old truck that he takes to car shows
Love it
It's so weird being a car guy sometimes. It's just tubes, hoses, wires, and metal, but it feels so alive.
Great parade and display with the water cannons. It's great to see the old warhorses can still throw water with the best of them .
It’s impressive to see so many old fire engines in one place! Some beauties.
How can you not love that? Magnificent
Thank you for showing this video of old fire trucks
Classic loved ever single minute of it great job great catches as usual still going strong after all these years later appreciate you guys thanks you guys rock great looking tiller trucks and fire engines very impressed you should be amazed and proud love and appreciate you guys thanks you guys rock ! Joe
Outstanding and great job great catches as usual I love ever single minute of it great looking tiller trucks and fire engines like the style way to go you guys rock still going strong love and appreciate you guys thanks ! Joe
Wow...Seeing all the engines, ladders and apparatus in use is a blessing
I love seeing the old diesel
A big shout out to the old guys that worked with the early equipment and the young ones that keep it going. Love the history.
Great video! Thanks for uploading! Great to see all of those beautiful CF-600's rolling lights and sirens! It appeared a few were still in service. Kudos to those Departments for still believing in such a venerable piece of firefighting equipment. It was great to see a few "R" models as well.
I love the trucks from the 30s and 40s.
Thank you
That first Hook and Ladder reminds me of Ladder Company 128 during the 60s to the early 70s when I was an Auxiliary Fire Captain in the FDNY Community Relations Bureau. The wooden Ladder was a kick wheel that sent to aerial Ladder flying upwards and you had to hand crank it down the to height that you wanted it to be at. We even had to hand crank the platform. We stood on the sides of the ladder and of course they had a big Bell in the Middle of the Ladder bay.
My friend Lieutenant Carroll was assigned to Ladder Company 128 and was injured at a fire in Queens. He along with Lieutenant Poiholsky and Captain Fitzpatrick and Captain Horne with Battalion Chief Reynolds of the 35 Battalion taught me everything I needed to know about firefighting. I was detailed to Engine Company 207 and when Assistant Chief Kane was on duty I would ride with him and sit in the front of his car and operate the siren If I wasn't riding with him I would ride with The Super Pumper System on Satellite One or with the Satellite Officer in car 530 and operate the manifold at the scene of the fire.
But I got drafted and opted out for the Navy. I eventually got my Masters Degree in Governmental Administration and Political Science. I still have my old fashioned Turn Out Gear and hip high boots that were Yellow with the CIVIL DEFENSE Emblem on the boots. My Yellow Helmet is still looking brand new and shiny with the Front Piece of two axes signifying the designation of Ladder Company Captain.
You know that I really miss those days hanging on the back steps of the Engine Companies. We didn't have the Voice Alarm System and had to rely on counting out the Bells on the telegraph system. Multiple Alarm fires and the relocation signals with the special calling for additional units banging out over the Bells WOW HOW AWESOME IT WAS. I use to teach the Probies how to decode the Bells for example
66-33-1326 is the signal for a THIRD ALARM FIRE IN THE BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN.
17-26-128 is for The Relocation of a Ladder Company.
15-309-55 is the relocation code for an Engine Company to relocate to the quarters of another Engine Company.
66-7-1326-103 is the Special Call for Ladder Company 103 to respond to Manhattan Box 1326 which is the Third Alarm in Manhattan.
Could you imagine having to count ALL OF THOSE BELLS in the Middle of the night in a residential neighborhood during the era when firehouses didn't have air conditioning and the doors were kept open?
The thing about that was that the Bells came over a primary and secondary systems of Bells. First the Big Bell would sound off and then the smaller Bells would ring. During the WAR YEARS OF THE NEW YORK CITY FIRE DEPARTMENT those Bells were constantly going off. I remember Ladder Company 124 requesting a Second Alarm and the dispatcher said YOU'RE IT! Imagine a Ladder Company having a Second Alarm all to themselves and they don't have pumps for getting water on the Fire? Not to mention the limited amount of hose lines they had for using the Ladder pipe. We (the Auxiliaries were on Welfare Island which was the training School for the Fire Department. We had a 1952 Ward LaFrance 750 gmp Pumper and responded to assist Ladder Company 124 in The Bushwick Section of Brooklyn New York. Every other corner was a big fire! Brownsville and the Bronx resembled London during the BLITZ of The Second World War. Bushwick was getting close to looking like London during The Second World War Blitzkrieg.
My Dad would of loved to seen this video, He was a Volunteer Fire Fighter from Aurora NY.
❤😂❤😂🎉😅😅😅😅😊😊😊😊😊😅😅😊❤❤😂😂😅im left speechless never seen a parade like this they deserve alot of credit tons of it let's honor and appreciate the paramedics and firemen who proudly serve us your service and time and efforts are deeply appreciated thanks great job great team work and great and sweet catches great looking tiller trucks and towers and fire engines very impressed stay safe and warm out what a remarkable job maybe a 1st for joe gaito to see God bless you guys thanks you guys rock way to go !!! Joe ❤😂
Any fire truck that can save lives and save property is good in my books
I love the older fire trucks so cool
so glad i clicked on this video!! BEAUTIFUL!
Good job really like the style keep up the work best wishes to everyone involved with this very classic take care
Joe
Wow! Very nice and beautiful old trucks. Reminds me of the TV show Emergency! Which is one reason I became a volunteer firefighter. Thanks Rainman14 for this awesome video!
No problem, thanks for watching!
Jessica Howe, thank you for your service to your community.
First of all, great video. You have to imagine the weather elements the firefighters face in those days in those open air trucks, especially the old tiller drivers . And some of those truck look like they can go right back in service.
yes, you are right there, some of them can go back in service. Infact so of those mack CF, internationals, and the tanker near the start are in service, but sadly. NFPA has standards. For carrear/paid fire departments. Trucks should be replaced every 15 or 20 years. For volunteer fire departments with the most money must replace the trucks every 20 years, and volunteer fire departments that barely have money is to replace a rig every 40 years depending on condition
Best video on TH-cam in a longtime. Wish the rigs over here in the UK were as awesome as these trucks 💪🏻
6:29, Engine 5-2. That was the first engine I ever responded in! I love that Mack. I am glad they got it back.
That's one hell of a fire department!!!
Is it wrong that I fell in love with the siren on the truck @ 0:48 ? I love the truck itself, but, that siren reminds me of the siren that I used to have on a pumper I used to drive years ago.
The best part is that a gross majority of these can still go to work. I mean, this kind of turnout isn’t necessarily for going to work, but the best kind of historic or even antique apparatus is its availability as backup equipment.
Man, some of these old goats are retrofitted with LEDS, Powercalls, and Federals. Makes me wonder how long in service some of these were in.
I did a high school local history report on J. N. Hedberg, a local who's company made mechanical sirens from about 1920 to the late 1950's. Speaking to a FD mechanic at the time, they had real problems fixing those sirens after Hedberg went out of business.
Awesome Video! Thanks For Posting! 👍 Brings Back A Lot Of Memories. (Ret 1st Responder, Law Enforcement.)
All the apparatus under full code 3. I'm in heaven.
Code 3? What’s that mean?
Lights and siren.
This may be the best video I've ever found on TH-cam!
Awesome rigs! Saw a few Hahns! A rig from Kensington Maryland and old Ladder 1 from here in Fredericksburg Virginia!
Love love love the sounds of the Q sirens!!!
Funny how during normal days it's like "this engine can't move an INCH until you put on your seatbelt!!!" Then for parades it's like "what seat belts?"
Agree! in some parades, accidents did happend.For instance, check the Bangor parade accident involving a 1930 fire truck and a John Deer tractor.
You know you're getting old when you click on a video of old and antique fire apparatus on parade, and find most of them are the same models you once rode yourself on the job..
No kidding! For whatever reason, today I started thinking of the "Silver Anniversary" Seagrave I was assigned to drive. Conventional cab, open top and the horn button said "Ross Integral Power Steering" We had 3 pumpers a rescue and an 85ft ladder all alike in the fleet.
Thanks for your service to our community!
Which ones did you ride??
@@rmacdlol
Just skimming through the video again, I found at least two Emergency One Protector-series engines mounted on Ford cab-overs, likely from the 1970s. I found a Dodge M715 brush truck, at least two open-cab Seagrave engines, and at least two American LaFrance straight-truck ladders (ours was from 1971.)
We also had, prior to the ALF ladder, an open-cab "long-nose" Pirsch tractor drawing a LaFrance 100ft aerial tiller-steered unit, dating from 1941.
This was back in the early eighties.
@@Just1American1966 I respect and thank you for your service as a fire fighter.
Its cool you got to see some trucks you used from before!
Just another reason why AMERICA IS AWESOME!!!!!!!
And not a single Oshkosh airport crash tender to be seen. I always loved the ARRF/military Oshkosh P-15 airbase crash tenders with the massive fat tires on it and slanted forward front.
I would absolutely love to come up there one year and attend this. We don't have anything like this here in East Tennessee.
“Old and antique” 0:36 me: wait a second
Last year's model
@Ll44400
Wicked Cool. Thanks for sharing!
Awesome collection of old iron! Love it!
Glad you enjoyed!
Gotta love the MACKs
Listen to those sirens sing!!! Federal q all the way!!!
Love the squarebodys on duty.
At one point, Seagrave, American LaFrance, and especialy Mack, were the most polpular brands that major citys had in america.
Don't forget Crown Firecoach as well as the Ford C chassis. I know that in Boston and Chicago, they had a lot of Ford C chassis pumpers, and in the case of Chicago, four Ford c chassis/pirsch aerials
Now thats the way to empty the house! It`s neat to see that the owners of the retired trucks aren`t afraid to still put their foot into them and get on down the road...
imagine all of these apparatuses responding to a dumpster fire
Guess you could say they're all responding to 2020 lol.
Xd
You stand there, observing the fire, nothing more you can do as your fire extinguisher has gone empty. Then, you feel it. The ground rumbles. The air becomes filled with the deafening roar of hundreds of fire trucks federal q screaming. Nothing seconds 4 city blocks around you are covered in hose lines and fire apparatus. Hundreds of firefighters close in from every side of the dumpster dragging hoseline. They all charge simultaneously, dumping thousands of gallons of water on the dumpster, drowning it. But they dont stop. They just keep going. Shouting for more water more water. Within minutes the city is under water. But the fire is out. And the day was saved
Hi would love to go to one of these events it was so cool to see all the old engines
Hi Rainman 14 , I really enjoyed watching this fire truck parade , good job !!! 👍👏😊🇺🇸
Some old work horses right there. Hard to believe Mack CF’s are considered antique apparatus.
The crazy horns start at 3:08
Lots of good ol' Detroit diesels out there!
We have a rescue thats a detriot
But its not like these that are this old
@@sostrixxy where i live we used to have an engine that was a detroit but they gave it to a volunteer fire department
I bet 99% of these rigs are still in service. #VOLLYS
All the vollies I know have the latest and greatest! It's the professional departments that has to keep patching the old shit, because city council wont buy new equipment!
Hell yeah probably repowered and ready to serve again
@@4x4pup51 When you don’t have to pay to staff professional firefighters, you have a ton of money left.
All them trusty old workhorses are awesome to see . but them old lafrances tho 😍😍😍
Yes Those ALF'S from the 70s were awesome.
That mack at 1:48 was rollin coal
Yep
Smoke dawg
That's one fine Mack!
Lol
So many nice old Macks
The Dodge brush rig is a real beauty
Don’t think Prius drivers will like this...
'We have 12 years to address global warming before the world ends' . . . . said 30 years ago
1:50 that mack r model is the baddest of them all
Yes sir, that's one bad cat!!
From what I heard, it was destroyed by fire.
@@FireRescue80 wow sad
Yeah
@@FireRescue80 dang. ):
Wow! So many CF's still in Service BTW I already saw this on Micheal Toth's channel! LOL
Now then that's unusual a rig with two deck guns ...never seen one of those before mmmmmmmmmm🤔 but absolutely fucking spectacular has to be the best video on TH-cam to date of old and newish fire appliances ❤️🤤👏👏👏👏👊
My class in 1972 was the first that had sit in the jump seats no longer able to jump on the rear of the rig .I think the first roof covered truck came later Ha.. these kids today got a good deal.. .
9:22 I love those low floor seagraves, totally fit my local Fire Station's garage door!
I was all over the video with goosebumps hahahaha
I remember a few of those in service in the FDNY decades ago
Me too, and they scared the crap out of me, but, I also loved them.
Ah-h-h, 7 years old !
could you imagine there being a fire and 50 antique firetrucks show up
I like how one of the trucks pulling out does a funny tune (like knocking on door tune)
Great hob rainman14 nice show
Love that mack tanker rolling coal
Nice Video keep up with a great work and be safe out there.
Thanks!
GREAT !!!!! Video. Love it!!!
Thanks
Nothing beats an American fire engine.
GREAT video....I wish I could've been there !!
The Mack Rescue Truck at the 1:40 mark certainly looks like it's Palmyra Fire Departments old Rescue truck based on the logo that is on the passenger side door.
Wow how much the firetruck came from 60 years ago until now wow
That is great action!
Over half these engines could still run a fire scene today.
Gotta love those Detroits.
Better than an AC/DC Concert
Locals unaware of the Parade may have thought it was the end of the Earth! ;)
The few that didn’t put their sounds and lights on killed the moment for a sec lol
God Qs are amazing
nice job
Rainman14
Thanks
Old is gold LOL
so many old tiller trucks and they are old too i never seen one before in my intire life ''like if u agree pls i want 1k likes''
The fire trucks with the spinning lights in the front looks nice
Those are called Roto rays.
Looks like first scene of Emergency! Epasode 1
now THAT was FUN!!!
I remember riding on the back of the fire trucks
.. must be a large fire going on... :D
I would like to know where they host these parades
Anyone of them could still out a fire 🔥
6:26 WHOAH TOO CLOSE!!!!
8:15 seemed a bit clsoer!
Awesome trucks
Thank you!
Amazing footage!
Thank you
0:51 How can I find the same horn as this fire engine?
They are responding to my bathroom after eating spicy food...
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Xd
So firetrucks come equipped with fidget spinners now?
Lol the roto-ray light has been around since the 1950s
@@exoticcar5482 nah . The Buckeye Roto-Ray is from the 30's. The currently sold type of Roto-Ray, since the 70's.
Its not a standard equip, have to pay extra for that, and yes rotos been around long time
Great video, now for some reason I have to go pee.
Realy pink shirt do you need to tell them where to go