To say the FDNY has Fantastic looking Apparatus is a Massive Understatement! Fantastic Looking Engine!👏And what a Great tour of this Beauty both inside and out!👍👏
Love the sound of the rumbler and Federal Q Siren. Those are some super skilled drivers though, we've those rigs in and out of that traffic and tight spaces.
Love the light pattern, glad they are not 100% LED. May be oscillators but still some old school mixed in. She is a beautiful Eng. God speed with her and may she never let ya's down.
FYI: A Federal Q siren would look fantastic on the front bumper, right where the "N" is. It would fit squarely and really compliment a truly handsome rig. Oh, btw, superb in-house camera work. A hosebed cover would top it off. Some departments mount a rubber mudflap the width of the tailboard to prevent road dust, etc from flying up into the bed.
Would you like to gift them a Federal Q? The Q isn't issued by the FDNY, they're actually technically not supposed to ride them I think but some things can be looked over ;)
@@alexxie2600 I know. The powers that be deem what's necessary, according to THEIR standards, not what's safer for the crews. Management vs labor. Like ditch the "chrome" wheels ( we're in the Northeast not L.A.) and spend that $ on a Q instead. Fire trucks aren't supposed to be pretty.
Oh...I assume the pumps and accessories on a pumper engine like that just run off a PTO from the diesel engine? Or is there actually another engine in there to drive just the fire equipment?
How does the flat hose stay put on the back wh3n the roads in Manhattan are pretty bumpy, is there no net at the back or is it not an issue. Thanks for the video reminds me of trips to NYC
The weight alone keeps them down so they do not fly out! I went on the fdny fire trucks & vehicles facebook page and asked this question for you! I have received a bunch of answers lol
I don't think I've ever heard a Q (I assume the electronic version) combined with a Rumbler before. That's very cool and probably helps a bit with traffic out of the way...as much as anything can in NYC, I guess.
For the highway or any traffic calls made for drivers to see and if you look on most of equipment fdny has you will see this blue light. They spent big money and had research done human eye sees blue better from what I was told by the factory people. I had the same question when I went by the Ferrara Fire Apparatus factory and saw fdny trucks while looking at our new truck.
@@engineman93c-57 That's an interesting fact. Added to this the blue light is obviously different from all the other lights used in traffic. In Germany we normally only have blue lights on emergency vehicles.
@@engineman93c-57 That's true. Most medical and fire agencies are intending on switching to blue's in their ELS since it's seen better during poor quality weather.
Glad to see them going back to quality Seagrave engines. The KME low bid experiment turned out to be a huge bust. Hopefully the straight aerials will go back to Seagrave in the near future.
@@firedepartmentclips31 I have a Friend who worked on a ladder and he said that the European sirens are not aloud to be used because they remind jewish people of germany so i think they are keeping the fed q's
Im just gonna say that honestly this new fire engine doesnt look too diffrent from older designs.. In the Uk newer engines have more visible diffrence. Like a diffrent bodywork
Mondo Duke I had a mutual aid multi alarm fire A county truck was brand new was supposed to be dedicated in the morning. My chief ordered me to get a 2.5" hose from this truck for attack line. The driver said "we can't its getting pictures in the morning with the mayor" My chief heard and chewed his a$$, he turned to me " pull that CLEAN line that's an order ". The driver screaming the whole time. We laughed the whole time stretching that clean line!! I said over the air " charge this dirty line"! lol
@@FDNYResponseVideos Why not? Anytime I am shooting apparatus somewhere I make sure I don't come in empty-handed. The crews always like desserts. If it's a.m. I bring vitamin rings (donuts).
@@owensweetland342 well there is a difference between that and what the original comment said. He said “you can just walk in the fire house?” It’s generally Ill advised to walk in anywhere without permission. If you ask and bring some donuts I’m sure they’ll let you in tho ;)
Wanna know why you don’t usually see new engines or trucks? Because they cost up to 200 k and all the gear and things loaded onto it cost about 10 k. I should know I’m the chief of a station
Yes price is a concern, but they don’t need a new rig every year. The rigs last a long time. Current contract is that they are replaced every 10 years.
There are 197 engine companies and 143 ladder companies in the FDNY. They replace rigs every 10 years. Different companies get new rigs at different times.
To say the FDNY has Fantastic looking Apparatus is a Massive Understatement! Fantastic Looking Engine!👏And what a Great tour of this Beauty both inside and out!👍👏
Pro trick : you can watch series on flixzone. Been using them for watching all kinds of movies these days.
@Angel Cannon definitely, I have been using flixzone for since december myself =)
That is probably the most in-depth tour of any FDNY rig I've seen.
I love the close view of the “Navigator Light Bar”
Nice to see quality Seagrave engines back!
Love the sound of the rumbler and Federal Q Siren. Those are some super skilled drivers though, we've those rigs in and out of that traffic and tight spaces.
Love the light pattern, glad they are not 100% LED. May be oscillators but still some old school mixed in. She is a beautiful Eng. God speed with her and may she never let ya's down.
Everything is 100% led lighting even the oscillations
These are Federal Signal LED rotator light-bars.
I have never liked the idea of strobe/Led lights. I guess I am just old school and still like the old school rotating lights.
@@dcentral specific model?
@@Eginhardt Federal Signal mini Navigator lightbar.
Your fire engines are much nicer than Irish ones. 🇮🇪🍀
Thank you my good sir.
Thanks
So true I hate the bright neon colours on DFB trucks.
I like the light bar setup. Looks a lot less disorienting than the flash patterns most companies around here use.
The new fire TRUCKS are cool
Irk
New trucks look great 👍
I like the little touch of lights they added just right on the last step going up onto the ladder turn table
My Local Bravest company. Good to see them again now that I have to be out of town.
Take care there fellows!
Easily the best camera quality I’ve ever seen! Keep it up!
Cool video man! Keep up the good work
Wow! She is yar!!
Beautiful Engine, you guys always have great looking and shiny awesome toys!
Keep trucking’ Hero’s!!
That was sweet. Thanks!
Super nice! 🚒
I like to see the energy of the firehouse! Please do more videos like this!
it a good looking firetruck love it stay safe up by you guys
Man these lights are BRIGHT nice catch
Looks great!! Ride safe folks
Great video
Look at those cool tools
love u !!! rgds from austria !!!!!
Engineer has full control 💪🏾
I like the back-up camera too
So awesome how he just backs it into the firehouse like no big deal!
Well, to be honest they get more driving hours on those rigs in a week than an average driver does in his car in a month 😁
Love this video
Sweet ride.
FYI: A Federal Q siren would look fantastic on the front bumper, right where the "N" is. It would fit squarely and really compliment a truly handsome rig. Oh, btw, superb in-house camera work. A hosebed cover would top it off. Some departments mount a rubber mudflap the width of the tailboard to prevent road dust, etc from flying up into the bed.
Would you like to gift them a Federal Q? The Q isn't issued by the FDNY, they're actually technically not supposed to ride them I think but some things can be looked over ;)
@@alexxie2600 I know. The powers that be deem what's necessary, according to THEIR standards, not what's safer for the crews. Management vs labor. Like ditch the "chrome" wheels ( we're in the Northeast not L.A.) and spend that $ on a Q instead. Fire trucks aren't supposed to be pretty.
Shiny new engine, shiny new hose. Works for me.
Beautiful!! 🇺🇸
What a beauty
Nice catch!
"how u doin ?" even joey would run after that beauty :D
Looks like compartment door alarm not working when they pulled out.
Nice
How were they able to load that hose so quickly?
hose bed looking nice
What is the phone for in the LT/captains seat?
Oh...I assume the pumps and accessories on a pumper engine like that just run off a PTO from the diesel engine? Or is there actually another engine in there to drive just the fire equipment?
One of the brand new high pressure pumpers, that engine can pump up to like 80 floors with ease (don’t quote me) but a ridiculous engine
Nice Waterous Pump!
Wonder why they never had a separate hose bed or beds for the 1 3/4 in attack lines. Never understood why they pile it on top of the 2 1/2.
How does the flat hose stay put on the back wh3n the roads in Manhattan are pretty bumpy, is there no net at the back or is it not an issue.
Thanks for the video reminds me of trips to NYC
The weight alone keeps them down so they do not fly out! I went on the fdny fire trucks & vehicles facebook page and asked this question for you! I have received a bunch of answers lol
Its heavy so it usually stays put.
It normally stays on unless you hit a bump just right. An engine in Florida did that and laid 1000' of 5" on the interstate.
Best one!
Rig looks nice the EQ rumbler sounds horrible
Federal Q would be better .
How old was the rig Engine 39 was using previously?
awesome recordings bud 👍👌👏
I don't think I've ever heard a Q (I assume the electronic version) combined with a Rumbler before. That's very cool and probably helps a bit with traffic out of the way...as much as anything can in NYC, I guess.
The truck company looked pretty new also.
The truck looks nice but I’m not liking the new slower warning pattern on the side flashers. I prefer the FDNY rapid flash pattern.
YOU IN THE FDNY MY NAME IS JAMES
in the USA the sirens are not commanded by the driver of the vehicle?
Its either controlled by the engineer and officer in the center of the the truck or by the officer
So FDNY went back to Seagraves from the KME engines?
Well they never fully switched the entire fleet but the ones that were in service I know had a lot of problems mechanically
They had problems with their KMEs? Imagine that.
Imagine that! My father always told me buy cheap and you’ll buy twice. Buy quality you’ll cry once, but only buy once.
@@bgriffininsd They didn't earn the moniker "Keeps Mechanics Employed" for nothing.
Maybe someone here can answer this: Why do they have one single blue light on the rear?
For the highway or any traffic calls made for drivers to see and if you look on most of equipment fdny has you will see this blue light. They spent big money and had research done human eye sees blue better from what I was told by the factory people. I had the same question when I went by the Ferrara Fire Apparatus factory and saw fdny trucks while looking at our new truck.
@@engineman93c-57 That's an interesting fact. Added to this the blue light is obviously different from all the other lights used in traffic.
In Germany we normally only have blue lights on emergency vehicles.
@@engineman93c-57 That's true. Most medical and fire agencies are intending on switching to blue's in their ELS since it's seen better during poor quality weather.
New law all emergency vehicles in New York state must have a blue light in the rear
1:36 was that two coaches or one reallllly looooong one?
Two but that’s a really good eye😂 didnt even notice that
Glad to see them going back to quality Seagrave engines. The KME low bid experiment turned out to be a huge bust. Hopefully the straight aerials will go back to Seagrave in the near future.
The ferrarah rigs are great actually!
Are they still not allowed to install fed q siren? Why tho?
I'm pretty sure you can install your own but they don't want them on the trucks because it's "too loud"
@@firedepartmentclips31 I have a Friend who worked on a ladder and he said that the European sirens are not aloud to be used because they remind jewish people of germany so i think they are keeping the fed q's
I wonder how much of a nightmare it is to drive a ladder truck not the tillers in New York City
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Im just gonna say that honestly this new fire engine doesnt look too diffrent from older designs..
In the Uk newer engines have more visible diffrence. Like a diffrent bodywork
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Why does it still looklike a truck from 2001 though?
Not sure what you’re talking about 😂
There's a large difference from a 2001 seagrave and a current seagravr
My dad is a fireman
fIrSt
I guess there dumping kme engines for Seagrave new York fire like Seagrave
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That hose won't stay clean for long
Yeah....Won't be long before they are filthy hose.
Mondo Duke
I had a mutual aid multi alarm fire A county truck was brand new was supposed to be dedicated in the morning. My chief ordered me to get a 2.5" hose from this truck for attack line. The driver said "we can't its getting pictures in the morning with the mayor"
My chief heard and chewed his a$$, he turned to me " pull that CLEAN line that's an order ". The driver screaming the whole time. We laughed the whole time stretching that clean line!! I said over the air " charge this dirty line"! lol
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Nice view of the inside, (Pin me)
you can just walk in the fire house? huh
No, walking into firehouses is not something I would advise you to do.
@@FDNYResponseVideos Why not? Anytime I am shooting apparatus somewhere I make sure I don't come in empty-handed. The crews always like desserts. If it's a.m. I bring vitamin rings (donuts).
@@owensweetland342 well there is a difference between that and what the original comment said. He said “you can just walk in the fire house?” It’s generally Ill advised to walk in anywhere without permission. If you ask and bring some donuts I’m sure they’ll let you in tho ;)
@@FDNYResponseVideos Always works for me. Even when I'm not on a shoot I make it a point to drop food off. Just a tip of the hat for their generosity.
Wanna know why you don’t usually see new engines or trucks? Because they cost up to 200 k and all the gear and things loaded onto it cost about 10 k. I should know I’m the chief of a station
Yes price is a concern, but they don’t need a new rig every year. The rigs last a long time. Current contract is that they are replaced every 10 years.
More like starting at $200K. New ladder trucks are over a million
Then why was there a brand new truck that was released 3 moths ago?
There are 197 engine companies and 143 ladder companies in the FDNY. They replace rigs every 10 years. Different companies get new rigs at different times.
I'm surprised you spent 200K on a roblox fire engine, does you mom know that you have her credit card?
Where is the American flag? I’ve noticed ever since biteme was installed as “president”no more American flags anymore?
It’s a brand new rig, they had it for a few hours. Hadn’t put the flag on yet.
Ugh - what's with that Euro siren? Gross.
Electric q siren sucks