FDNY Engine 22 + Tower Ladder 13 (Chief's car broken)
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- FDNY Engine 22 and ladder 13 responding out of the fire house. This would have been an "every one goes" call, however the chief's car had some issues and the GMC's engine didn't want to start.
Löschfahrzeug 22 und Drehleiter 13 der Feuerwehr New York rücken aus.
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That ending. LOL the way he puts both his arms on his hips after figuring out what had happened. Priceless.
Nice house nice catch.
Beautiful catch!
Nice
They need to have real Q’s on their trucks. Not real fire trucks without them.
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Adjacent to Park view towers which was used for the opening credits of the TV show the Jeffersons
Depending on the time of the day, it has to be a nightmare traversing those streets.
So says Chief car broke so what he do
one firetruck only had 1 headlight.
It drives me crazy how long it takes these guys to get out of the house. All the fucking around and talking is insane, get on the rig and go.
yeah okay smart ass fdny does it the best fuck off
RIP to the Yorkville 9
We will never forget you Tommy
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haha these comments commenting on the delayed response of the units, i guess they dont know that these units were not first due to the call must have been 3rd/4th due, im not even an American nor a firefighter and i know how the FDNY dispatch system works even some other American cities fire departments for a matter of fact, just my 2 cents.
Denzel Taylor Music Shouldn’t matter if you’re not first due.
They may have actually been relocating to a different house that needed coverage as all units in that area were tied up elsewhere.
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How did the chief respond to the scene? Borrowing other houses' cars or using spare vehicles?
more than likely radioed that he was having mechanical issues, i’m sure they sent the next nearest chief
Didn't you see the title and description the chief car was broken
Brandon Kayla they fucking know that. Just asking how are they going to get the chief over there since they called for a battalion to be on scene. Learn to stop jumping to conclusions dipshit
@@FB1ResponseVideos yeah, also they would send him a spare vehicle to operate while they are fixing the other
Kme form seagrave
Kme and seagrave
I think I have 13 truck patch but I think the house was a different house
Engine 22 light bulb is dead on the driver side
Response time is crap! Almost 2 and a half minutes to get out of the firehall
For some reason I love their Kme’s if only they all had real q’s
Loudest loudest loudest loudest loudest loudest loudest loudest loudest loudest air horn eq2b siren Manuel eq2b siren Manuel There’s a fire alarm
looks like a shift change
Nice Great Fantastic Job
The chief should have been driving a Ford built strong and last longer
Tom Rundle Ford Stands For Found On Road dead
@@stevenpatrickjamion yet, it's GM plants dying.
Delayed Response?
WARREN W. Probably not. It looks like they don’t care to hustle, not like it’s an emergency or anything
Lancaster Responding Yeah, sometimes dispatch tells them if they are the first due engine or truck. If so, the might hustle a little more. Otherwise, they will take their time. :)
Lancaster Responding too slow turnout
What is the vehicle just behind where the engine sits?.
Not 100% sure, but it looks like a Satellite
High rise 2
question, why are we not geared up when getting on truck? not that there is not enough time
depends on a call most likey not a fire call
WAY TO SLOW GETTING OUT OF THE HOUSE..LOOKS AS THOUGH THEY ARE GOING TO A PICNIC.
harry thoman That’s exactly what I was thinking. 3 minutes is insane. Three minutes or less is average for my all volunteer company. I can’t imagine the one fully paid department in my county taking three minutes to respond.
It depends on the call
And they make it up the average response time for the FDNY is 4 minutes the average response time for the Los Angeles fire dept is 11 minutes
Electricgaming Los Angeles is also much larger in terms of area with fewer companies to serve the area.
Lancaster Responding correct but ny has way worse drivers
No sense of urgency!