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It's about the risk to life, if it's just property in the building, then there is clearly no need to rush or endanger anybody else! If someone was trapped inside it would be a different matter I'm sure?
Firefighting in the U.S. is a science and fires must be studied before acting. In third world countries and even in the UK, they simply use water right away to put the fire out.
I dunno where this is, but In grand rapids we have a quick response guy with a small hose, who goes at it right when the truck stops. He stops a ton of fire.
One garage fire I attended was caused by raccoons. The owner worried about them surviving in the winter. She left the door open about 6 inches so they could get in her garage, she left food out for them, and, she had an electric space heater running to keep them warm. We found it tipped over.
It was obvious the raccoons caused the fire by tipping over the space heater, but the owner was the ultimate cause of her own fire. She enabled the raccoons by allowing them to enter her garage, and having an unattended space heater operating.@@GoPoundSalt
Garage safety should never take a break! As a classic car owner I feel this persons pain. I hope he had plenty of insurance for the cars, motorcycles, misc content and the building.
I ran a restoration shop wouldn’t leave for a good hour if I’d been welding plus had fire extinguishers, I had a call there’s a shop on fire,an electric car in the unit next door went up,took 5 units even though 3 fire engines arrived quickly it spread like wildfire I lost everything
At least those two Chevelles themselves didn't catch fire or explode and only got a little cooked at the nose. Nothing a bit of cosmetic work and paint can't fix. Very much fixable!👍👍👍👍
@@johnfranklin5277. Why aren't they salvageable? Many have been restored from a bare shell. And a bare shell should be something to hold onto. They don't grow em somewhere.
@@mikewillett5076From the very limited view of the cars I'd say they're more smoke damaged, looks like the fire started to the right of them among the motor cycles. But you're right fire damaged cars are quite fixable especially if only smoke damaged. Hopefully this person has insurance & deep pockets.
A Chevelle SS is worth the cost of a complete frame off restoration and a new interior. And that would take care of the smoke damage. That’s a 70-80 thousand dollar car if mint.
@@ericweiler6571. Many have been fixed up from a bare shell. I'd more than gladly take one of those, fix what absolutely needs to be and drive it as the rest gets fixed. Interior and weatherstripping and stuff.
@@ericweiler6571 I did fire/smoke restoration in NC and I wouldn't touch this w/a 10' pole. And you know his Car insurance, as well as his Home insurance is going to fight him for every penny...
wow so sad ☹ as a car collector i hope you could get them fix back on the road hope you had insurance that would help a lot good luck stay safe. my Friend !
Sometime in all their down time, instead of washing the trucks and their cars, maybe they should learn how to open a garage door. If you have to pull out the top panel, fine, then pull the latch cord and raise the frickin door. OPEN THE GARAGE DOOR!
Firemen always wait with a garage until it is well burning. They do this because there may be combustibles in there. They let the fire get big to see if anything explodes. Once they are sure if anything in there was combustible it would have blown up. then they start to put water on it. That is why you never wait for fire department to put out your garage fire. They will let it burn good first. You should have fire extinguishers and put it out yourself. They are not going to put it out until after it has engulfed everything. They let it get bigger on purpose. This is only for garage fires. .
@@shannonelliott6116 You do not know anything. The firemen's protocols require it in every firefighting organization firefighting training. It also applies to garages , warehouses, cargo carrying vehicles, and car and trucks. They must wait until after flashover for a period of time to allow and detonations that will happen to happen. Go away troll
@@josephkaminski1857I'm a retired Fire Chief with 30 years of service. I believe I'm more than qualified to tell you that you are not accurate. You can kindly kiss my ass.
I lost my entire life long record collection in a fire thanks to dumb firemen. Instead of aiming at the fire they aimed at my room and destroyed the rarest of rare records i collected my whole life. 30 years later I'm still sitting here trying to replace everything. Long crummy story. I dont even have furniture still.
In a fire, you cannot see anything. It's pitch black. 30 years ago, we didn't have TIC's, so you found the fire by following the heat, until you could see an orange glow. You always sprayed water in front of you to keep the heat down. I'm sorry your record albums were ruined, but as in any fire, the smoke, heat, and water damage is immense. Every time.
I am curious to how the fire started. Many can learn what not to do like leave batteries connected or loose fuel laying around next to outlets etc. Garages can be a death trap for ALL vehicles
Everyone is a critic the firemen knocked it down pretty Quick it takes time to get water on the fire they dont use garden hoses!,If you want to blame someone blame the person who caused the fire!
30 years ago they'd most likely trash them. But nowadays they're more than saveable. But there are still some people who would throw them away even today.
0:22 Lawn Statue firefighting. There should have been water flowing into that garage within the first 45 seconds of arrival. That means, when we first saw that garage, they should have been applying water. Just before water was flowing, they should have been pulling the garage doors apart for access from the front. At every single fire, you practice extinguishing the fire quickly and safely while using the least amount of water as if YOUR family was in there. Everything you own is in there and you have no insurance. In other words, you practice, Doing Your JOB!
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I'm amazed at the speed at which the fire fighters attacked the blaze😢
(Sarcasm noted and upvoted.)
My heart broke as soon as I saw those 2 Chevelle SS's. What a crime!
Sad day for sure
At least they were not Fords lol
And Ill bet the owner by this time is crying like a baby.
Sad to see those nice collector cars in the fire✌️😟
@@seangriffon6502Pity they weren't ford's 😂😂
I live in the UK and have seen quite a few of these videos and just can not believe how long it takes to get water flowing. Unbelievable!
It's about the risk to life, if it's just property in the building, then there is clearly no need to rush or endanger anybody else!
If someone was trapped inside it would be a different matter I'm sure?
Peter I think the same everytime I watch one our fire fighters have water flowing less than 5mins of getting there
Firefighting in the U.S. is a science and fires must be studied before acting. In third world countries and even in the UK, they simply use water right away to put the fire out.
Your older Jags and MG' would regularly flame up due to poor electrical engineering.
I've never seen so many fire fighters at a garge fire, .... and yet it took them forever to get any water flowing. I'd rate their performance as POOR.
The fire department doesn't encourage individual initiative.
Pour
Get some damm water in it and quit standing
Atleast the garage wasn't attached to the house.
These guys move like they just hit a buffet for lunch.
They sure do, and most of them are just watching while one does all the work
Fire dept isnt ln much of a hurry
You guys gonna ever get around to putting some water on that fire?
Hey...it's my first day on the job!
No kidding.. I normally think people are being too critical, but there was zero hustle to that initial attack..
I dunno where this is, but In grand rapids we have a quick response guy with a small hose, who goes at it right when the truck stops. He stops a ton of fire.
Paul Reber???
Always puzzled me why they have 75 fireman in one spot on a small garage,they just love to destroy stuff and show off.
Those Chevelle's just broke my heart!
One garage fire I attended was caused by raccoons. The owner worried about them surviving in the winter. She left the door open about 6 inches so they could get in her garage, she left food out for them, and, she had an electric space heater running to keep them warm. We found it tipped over.
So the fire was caused by the owner NOT the raccoons
Indirectly, yes@@NickiBratz
stupid...juss 4 racoons!!!!
@@46fd04 u r wrong Miser Woke. The raccoons tipped over the heater, not the owner.
It was obvious the raccoons caused the fire by tipping over the space heater, but the owner was the ultimate cause of her own fire. She enabled the raccoons by allowing them to enter her garage, and having an unattended space heater operating.@@GoPoundSalt
I can’t watch this , poor guy and his beautiful cars!!!!😢
I'm just impressed they let the saw warm up. 🎉
Rookies taking too long to get a line charged !
Well, looks like they are still salvagable.
The 70 chevelle is my favorite muscle car of all time. To see that and a 71 burn hurt to watch!
Chevelles.......tough cars to lose.
They should be able to buff out that damage.
Garage safety should never take a break! As a classic car owner I feel this persons pain. I hope he had plenty of insurance for the cars, motorcycles, misc content and the building.
I ran a restoration shop wouldn’t leave for a good hour if I’d been welding plus had fire extinguishers, I had a call there’s a shop on fire,an electric car in the unit next door went up,took 5 units even though 3 fire engines arrived quickly it spread like wildfire I lost everything
California firefighter here we would of had hoselines in place and charged in a couple of minutes! I dont get it
Not in Los molinos
At least those two Chevelles themselves didn't catch fire or explode and only got a little cooked at the nose.
Nothing a bit of cosmetic work and paint can't fix.
Very much fixable!👍👍👍👍
Sheeeeeeit! 😂 suit damage alone! Is enough damage!
That hurts my heart.
Rest in peace chevelles.
US typical...one man extinguishes the fire and 20 stand around.
They're not trying to put it out. Just to contain it. The FD is not in the business of saving barn vehicles.
@@HarryHamsterChannel try Garage
You get the call, you go! You never know what you’re going to face till you get there! Jackass.
My worst nightmare. Four project cars, 12 motorcycles, insurance doesn't cover contents.
I hope the owner is ok and I hope the cars are at least salvageable.
Belive me, their not.
@@johnfranklin5277. Why aren't they salvageable? Many have been restored from a bare shell. And a bare shell should be something to hold onto. They don't grow em somewhere.
@@mikewillett5076From the very limited view of the cars I'd say they're more smoke damaged, looks like the fire started to the right of them among the motor cycles. But you're right fire damaged cars are quite fixable especially if only smoke damaged. Hopefully this person has insurance & deep pockets.
This is why I disconnect the battery in my '36 Chevy coupe after I found out the only fuses in it were 4 inline fuses.
Damn I hate garage fires. My condolences to the owner of the Chevelles. I hope they are rebuildable.
The cars were gone already. Smoke damage is a mo-fucka
A Chevelle SS is worth the cost of a complete frame off restoration and a new interior. And that would take care of the smoke damage. That’s a 70-80 thousand dollar car if mint.
@@boataxe4605 How much is it worth burnt? The question I have is, how much, if anything at all, can be restored after a fire?
@@ericweiler6571. Many have been fixed up from a bare shell. I'd more than gladly take one of those, fix what absolutely needs to be and drive it as the rest gets fixed. Interior and weatherstripping and stuff.
@@ericweiler6571
I did fire/smoke restoration in NC and I wouldn't touch this w/a 10' pole.
And you know his Car insurance, as well as his Home insurance is going to fight him for every penny...
That sucks!! A '70 Chevelle SS and a '71 Malibu or El Camino.
That's got to be the slowest fire department I have ever seen in my life
It is absolutely devastating. I'm so sorry . Hopefully, they can be restored 🙏
wow so sad ☹ as a car collector i hope you could get them fix back on the road hope you had insurance that would help a lot good luck stay safe. my Friend !
Sometime in all their down time, instead of washing the trucks and their cars, maybe they should learn how to open a garage door. If you have to pull out the top panel, fine, then pull the latch cord and raise the frickin door. OPEN THE GARAGE DOOR!
My dad was right, don’t put all your eggs in one basket.
Great insurance job!! 😂 good work! I hope, you made sure,the arc, isnt traceable! 25 year inspector! Ive seen it all! 😂
NOT THE TWO CLASSIC CHEVELLE SS! 😫 NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!
I agree totally ✌️😮
@@Trish0305 Thank you very much for your reply.
Firemen always wait with a garage until it is well burning. They do this because there may be combustibles in there. They let the fire get big to see if anything explodes. Once they are sure if anything in there was combustible it would have blown up. then they start to put water on it. That is why you never wait for fire department to put out your garage fire. They will let it burn good first. You should have fire extinguishers and put it out yourself. They are not going to put it out until after it has engulfed everything. They let it get bigger on purpose. This is only for garage fires. .
Not true in all cases, maybe in your area...
@@shannonelliott6116 You do not know anything. The firemen's protocols require it in every firefighting organization firefighting training. It also applies to garages , warehouses, cargo carrying vehicles, and car and trucks. They must wait until after flashover for a period of time to allow and detonations that will happen to happen. Go away troll
@@josephkaminski1857I'm a retired Fire Chief with 30 years of service. I believe I'm more than qualified to tell you that you are not accurate. You can kindly kiss my ass.
@@josephkaminski1857often used to hear our fireman say" we've never lost a basement" then they did.
Did they bring hot dogs and marshmallows? Looks like they came to watch.
That garage was effed before they could get there.
Looks like 1st day volunteers on a training exercise!
Those cars, wow. That totally sucks.
I lost my entire life long record collection in a fire thanks to dumb firemen. Instead of aiming at the fire they aimed at my room and destroyed the rarest of rare records i collected my whole life. 30 years later I'm still sitting here trying to replace everything. Long crummy story. I dont even have furniture still.
In a fire, you cannot see anything. It's pitch black. 30 years ago, we didn't have TIC's, so you found the fire by following the heat, until you could see an orange glow. You always sprayed water in front of you to keep the heat down. I'm sorry your record albums were ruined, but as in any fire, the smoke, heat, and water damage is immense. Every time.
Stop the humor ! This is what a nightmare is in real life ! 😮😮
yep. people will make their jokes and comments about these situations until it happens to themselves. Then they will wake up.
I feel for the owner of those cars and motorcycle! Sad!
Nice work everybody keep it up
I hate to say this but the firefighters in this video are extremely Slow.
What if there was someone in the garage and they're so slow?
So what actually caused this fire?.....Welding sparks?......Battery left charging overnight?
I am curious to how the fire started. Many can learn what not to do like leave batteries connected or loose fuel laying around next to outlets etc. Garages can be a death trap for ALL vehicles
I always wonder why it takes forever to tackle a fire. No extinguisher no garden hose ?
That will buff out.
That'll buff right out....
The cars can be restored, the main fire was in the right hand side
That baby is cooking
Nice and slow boys, nice and slow. Damn sad about the cars, but at least nobody got tired or dirty.
Man bummer 😢
She thinks he cheated on her with them cars. So she got rid of the side chick home wreckers.
Aww man 😭 not the chevelles they look like they can be fixed though
Them Chevelles can probably be saved. Sad for sure
What were the 7 motorcycles?
Soon as I saw the nose of those Chevelles I hot sick to my stomach 😢
In need of more fire fighters,sparks and water..
Fire Department ? Who’s in charge ? Wheres is the Captain ??Hello .
Do these guys know what they’re even doing?😮
That many guys they could just pull the door out
Everyone is a critic the firemen knocked it down pretty Quick it takes time to get water on the fire they dont use garden hoses!,If you want to blame someone blame the person who caused the fire!
Poor chevelle cars 😢
Fireman were very very slow and why wasn't their air mask on before arriving
Nobody wants to see the fire trucks show us the classic cars
Why not show cars after fire
Oh no may god bless
Those poor classics
Bummer !
2 baked Chevelle's.
What a shame.
Makes me nervous!
Hope at the very least one of those cars got saved.
30 years ago they'd most likely trash them. But nowadays they're more than saveable. But there are still some people who would throw them away even today.
Probably lithium batteries on power tools.
He did not want anyone to see them wonder if they were his or being hidden
That's sad 😮
This is why i have all concrete building and water fire suppression systems
And concrete wall between cars common sense storage for old cars
0:22 Lawn Statue firefighting. There should have been water flowing into that garage within the first 45 seconds of arrival. That means, when we first saw that garage, they should have been applying water. Just before water was flowing, they should have been pulling the garage doors apart for access from the front. At every single fire, you practice extinguishing the fire quickly and safely while using the least amount of water as if YOUR family was in there. Everything you own is in there and you have no insurance. In other words, you practice, Doing Your JOB!
@Dahny Ignorant child who can't discuss something as Simple as firefighting.
go back to your couch
@@JoeV-k5r How old are you, 6?
You again !!
@Bill5071 Is firefighting too difficult for you to discuss, so you have to resort to childishness? That's sad billy.
Shouldn't have gotten that EV.
Dumb to risk life over cars and bikes. That's what insurance is for, unless he didn't have any..
Those cars are irreplaceable.
My homeowners doesn't cover contents, and you can't buy insurance on a vehicle under construction. Catch 22.
oh no the cars that dont do anything are gone 😮
I highly doubt that bud, fire was concentrated on the alpha delta corner of the garage. Those motorcycles are cooked though.
Yeah! They were on the alpha melta corner.@@brendans1593
Aren't you worried about sparks from that saw starting a fire? Sorry, I just had to.
3:33 :'( !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Trying to save?
I just seen fire fighters have to make entry into a locked garage on fire,
Click bait?
Need move fireman 😅
Arson....
Not the cars
Glad I don't live there
😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢
Jesus what a shit show of "professionals"
Its texas who g9ve a f
@themusicheals.kjhjhhg…….what does your comment mean. If the fire was in another state how is it better?
Boo hoo! 😨😨😨
Shame éh
Arlington good job not
Least they could put the fire out coz they weren't electric....just saying....💪😎🍺🇳🇿