@@palletwizard means the FDNY doesn’t purchase Seagrave tillers anymore or did Seagrave stop producing them🤔 @SkylerFire great fleet videos 👍👍thank you very much for sharing them!!!
@@SkylerFire Does it able to move sideways like a crab? I have a toy model of it and when I put the front and back wheels the same turning position it does a crab like movement
I hired on my career dept in 95’. We still had one 1975 Seagrave tiller. It was gone the next year and we got 2 quints. Then 4 more quints! I HATED those stupid quints. Especially ran like an engine company. We got a new tiller right before I moved on to another dept. Thanks Skyler!
And they're fun to operate... especially the Tillerman position. Early in the Tractor Drawn -Tiller Drive apparatus development, the Tillerman were chosen from non-licensed drivers because motor vehicle operators tended to turn with the tractor instead of opposite.
Absolutley fantastic insight into these fantastic machines, I am really facinated the way they drive, a very extensive kit on board, really great video. Thanks Mate, stay safe
Great addition to the Fleet Friday lineup. I didn’t know they stocked so much stuff on a truck. Ladders, saws, Sorbol, salt, tire chains, and such I would expect but ladder 20 is equipped for so much more. Good thinking at the FDNY. But who would expect less?
Have not seen FDNY use a ladder pipe for many years. They were used quite a bit in the early 60s and before and the advent of the tower ladder and its pre pipe water way. But all trucks still carry them.
Question, since Tillers are a trailer I assume hooked to a 5th wheel are there spares in case of mechanical issues? and are all the Tillers interchangeable with one another? I would assume they are all built the same to work with any tractor. Big fan of Tillers and they are a MUST HAVE for NYC. Great Video
FDNY does not switch the tractors. They have 1 Spare Tiller and 1 Training Tiller at the Rock. If they don’t have a spare tiller they will use a regular spare ladder.
Good afternoon from the Great State of Texas. Being a retired firefighter myself, I still enjoy the fleet Friday video's. My question I do have, is what is the purpose of the vise grips of the circular saw? I have never seen this. Thank you and have a wonderful day.
Thanks for your job i love the concept of FLEET FRIDAY! In the future, do you think you could do something along the same lines, with a visit of differents fdny firehouse in a short video? See how the guys live. :)
I love all the Fleet Fridays! Not just going over the rigs but the tools and the operations of the company is really fascinating. Question, the station appears to be four stories. Is the entire building a fire station or are there apartments on the floors above? What is all the space used for if it’s only one-ish company housed there? Great job videos again, they’re the highlight of my Fridays!
Thanks! Glad you enjoy it! Fire station 1st Floor. 2nd Floor is the Division Chiefs. 3rd and 4th floor is one of the Fire Marshals Offices and Counseling Unit.
Awesome video! I’ll never forget getting a tour of Ladder 6’s spare tiller when I visited New York. Do you know which ladder companies will be switching to tillers or when FDNY is expected to receive new tillers?
Thanks again,Skyler for bringing another Fleet Friday,and correct me if I am wrong, was Seagrave the first company to come out with a tiller?BTW,Happy Thanksgiving to you and the members of the FDNY.😊😊😊
In the tiller cab, please explain what EJECT, FIRE MISSLE, and PANIC is. It looks like fake buttons, but it caught my eye. Also, what types of things are being communicated with the tillerman and chauffeur?
My dad was a LT in ladder company 6 from 2005 to 2019. Tillers are defiantly needed around that area especially little Italy. You know what straight stick are turning into tillers?
Tillers Rule! I guess you have to be a little dyslexic to be a tiller operator. A old school type ladder with all the new tools. Skyler, were there more tiller years ago, before the rear mounts ladders?
Tiller "trucks" go all the way back to the days of hand-drawn wagons...when the ladders were wooden and longer than the bed section is now. Most of the company (and later, horses) pulled the tow ropes and the front steering axle followed. The "tiller man" guided the rear wheels around tight corners with a beam connected to the rear axle sticking out from the rear of the ladder wagon, similar to the tow handle of a child's red wagon. I believe that following steering beam is where the term "tiller" originated. When horses and extension ladders arrived the tiller man moved to a removable seat and steering wheel atop the rig.
Holy cow just shows how long I’ve been away from the area. 20’s has been my favorite co. Since I discovered the website fdny trucks when I was in college
Are they going back to tillers because of versatility issues or mobility issues? Or both? I really enjoy your videos, nice to see how they do things “Downstate”.
Oh ok cool, is because how the city has been redesigning some of the city streets, making them more narrow and adding the protected bike lanes, I’ve seen a few years back they did a story on how they’re adding bike lanes without consulting the FDNY making it harder for apparatuses to turn.
One question I have, in regards to their training, is do they train on another company's reserve truck,or does the academy have their own rig outside the FDNY that they train on and apply to the FDNY tiller rigs?
SOHO TRUCKING, Ladder 20, Turn of last century this response district was run down tenements and row houses, busiest fire district in NYC, known as HELL'S HUNDRED ACRES...
Also, figuring you would know better than me; I read about the building units, coming across a "DRAKE," unit, wondering if it was named after the area, called Drakes?
Probably a very obvious answer; understanding these rigs, outside of the buckets, are pre-piped, is that due to the fact it would be difficult for the water to be pumped that high up, the length of the stick, or it would be that the City would require the length to be higher, to better cover building fires?
It’s not required under the jacks ad less it’s not level or over grass. The new rearmounts require the jack pads as the whole jack was changed from square to round.
Rescues and squads carry the 45. If it was a true trapped member rescue and squad would be going in. 15mins cylinders have been used and solved most maydays
¿Que ventajas tiene usar este tipo de vehículos articulados respecto a otras escaleras rigidas?, ¿Tiene mas altura la escalera?, ¿Transporta mas material?, ¿Tradición?. Un saludo y gracias.
Outside Vent. The OV’s main job is to vent the fire from the outside while the engine company extinguishes the fire from the inside. Venting the fire allows the heat and smoke to escape and allows the engine company to make an easier “push” into the fire area. Sounds simple right? Well, it does actually get quite a bit more complicated than that. The role of the OV should be fulfilled by an experienced firefighter mainly because this position is not under the direct supervision of an officer and is tasked with some important responsibilities as well as decisions to make such as… The ability to read fire as well as smoke conditions. The ability to determine when the appropriate time to vent is. The ability to determine when VES will be required. Can you determine the layout of the inside of a private dwelling by looking at the windows? If you need to VES a bedroom which window do you enter? These are just some of the decisions that an OV will have to make during a fire. It is worth mentioning again, that this position should be filled by an experienced firefighter. An inexperienced firefighter put into this position making the wrong decisions could have catastrophic results.
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Tiller 20 is a beautiful remarkable apparatus. Seagrave used to make some beautiful equipment. Thanks Skyler!
You bet!
Why used to?
@@MB12116 Because Pierce knocked e-one and Seagrave out of the game
@@palletwizard means the FDNY doesn’t purchase Seagrave tillers anymore or did Seagrave stop producing them🤔 @SkylerFire great fleet videos 👍👍thank you very much for sharing them!!!
@noemsff4067 thanks
as an ex uk fire fighter, i find this fleet friday every week, BRILLIANT, please keep them coming :)
Thanks for watching
This is one of my favourite firetruck models
Awesome
@@SkylerFire Does it able to move sideways like a crab? I have a toy model of it and when I put the front and back wheels the same turning position it does a crab like movement
@@Jamie-2307 probably
Captain Serra, Lt. Wilson. Hell's 100 Acres! Hell yeah!
Thanks for watching
Have you read the Captains book, " Finding John" it's a great read that puts you in his boots.
Great video. 1st time I’ve ever seen a ladder pipe on a FDNY truck in probably 30+ yrs
All FDNY ladders have hose for ladder pipe.
Love the tillers. Seattle has a fleet of all tillers, we love them.
Awesome!
Nice!👍🏻 love Ladder 20!🚒
I hired on my career dept in 95’. We still had one 1975 Seagrave tiller. It was gone the next year and we got 2 quints. Then 4 more quints! I HATED those stupid quints. Especially ran like an engine company. We got a new tiller right before I moved on to another dept. Thanks Skyler!
Thanks for watching
Excellent video Skyler. Thanks!
Glad you liked it!
One of my favorite fire apparatuses along with squads and ladders.
Awesome! Thanks for watching!
Thank You !!! Love the fleet Fridays.
Thanks
Great video Skyler! Love fleet Friday videos. So educational. Thanks
Glad you like them!
Love visiting the guys whenever I have to go upstairs for a physical
Hahaha
Thank you so much Skyler! Really Cool!
I'm glad you like it
@@SkylerFire👍
Beautiful rig. Love the old school extrication equipment.
Thanks for watching!
And they're fun to operate... especially the Tillerman position. Early in the Tractor Drawn -Tiller Drive apparatus development, the Tillerman were chosen from non-licensed drivers because motor vehicle operators tended to turn with the tractor instead of opposite.
Hahaha
I remember when all the trucks were shiny and clean inside and out.
Trucks 10 years old
Another FANTASTIC FLEET FRIDAY!! All the information/particulars you provide is much appreciated. Thank you Skyler.
Thanks for watching
Love the fleet fridays thanks for the content
Glad you like them!
Awesome Fleet Friday. That is such an amazing ladder truck. Thanks Skyler...🤗🤗
It sure is!
Thanks for a very informative video. Great to see ya!!
Thanks for watching!
Very unusual video showing every aspect of the rig. Wish more departments covered their rigs as well as you did.
More to come!
Great video skyler I’ve always had a soft spot for tiller rigs. Definitely something we don’t see in the uk
Absolutely! Thanks for watching
Great Clip ! Thank You for posting !
Glad you enjoyed it
awesome video on the fdny tiller ladder 20
Thanks!
Your amazing and god bless you ❤👼🙏🏾👼🏾🙂✝️😇
Thanks
@@SkylerFire your welcome
Absolutley fantastic insight into these fantastic machines, I am really facinated the way they drive, a very extensive kit on board, really great video. Thanks Mate, stay safe
Thanks
Great job,Skyler!!!
Thanks
...and that's how it's done!
Thanks for watching
Nice rig Skyler, thanks.
Thanks
Excellent video ...no Department like the New York Fire Department, the best in courage...love the dashboard controls-eject-fire missile- panic
Thanks for watching!
very informative greetings from frankfurt germany!
when i was there last year sadly the Rebreather wasnt in the station had a great tour from the probie at the station
They go out everyday for training. I have a video of rebreather I’ll post soon
Outstanding thank you for fleet videos
Thanks for watching
Now I know what a tiller does. Thanks, Skyler
Thanks for watching
I like FLEET FRIDAY! I’d like ti for every FDNY unit!
Hahah thanks for watching
nice work on the vid Skyler, ladder rigs are a cool piece of apparatus and $$$$$
Thanks for watching
Happy friday to all fireman vist responder's
Thanks for watching
Great addition to the Fleet Friday lineup. I didn’t know they stocked so much stuff on a truck. Ladders, saws, Sorbol, salt, tire chains, and such I would expect but ladder 20 is equipped for so much more. Good thinking at the FDNY. But who would expect less?
Thanks for watching
Great video as always. They are very informative. I look forward to fleet Fridays. Happy Thanksgiving.
Thanks!
Thanks
Thanks for watching
Great stuff!
Thanks!
When is this getting replaced love the tda thank you be safe
Year and a half out. They are making them now
This was a great video I am surprised at the amount of equipment that the tiller can carry.
Thanks for watching!
Tiller 20 looks nice! I heard Ladder 169 in Brooklyn is getting converted from Rearmount to Tiller Ladder, Due to having tighter street.
Yup thanks
Have not seen FDNY use a ladder pipe for many years. They were used quite a bit in the early 60s and before and the advent of the tower ladder and its pre pipe water way. But all trucks still carry them.
Yes thanks
Question, since Tillers are a trailer I assume hooked to a 5th wheel are there spares in case of mechanical issues? and are all the Tillers interchangeable with one another? I would assume they are all built the same to work with any tractor. Big fan of Tillers and they are a MUST HAVE for NYC. Great Video
FDNY does not switch the tractors. They have 1 Spare Tiller and 1 Training Tiller at the Rock. If they don’t have a spare tiller they will use a regular spare ladder.
Always the compartments looks like: Make open and throw in tools in and colsed the door quickly.🙂
ok
Good afternoon from the Great State of Texas. Being a retired firefighter myself, I still enjoy the fleet Friday video's. My question I do have, is what is the purpose of the vise grips of the circular saw? I have never seen this. Thank you and have a wonderful day.
It’s to hold padlocks 🔓 so they can cut them
Thanks for your job i love the concept of FLEET FRIDAY! In the future, do you think you could do something along the same lines, with a visit of differents fdny firehouse in a short video? See how the guys live. :)
Videos are not permitted inside FDNY firehouses
What are the Eject..Fire Missile..And the Panic buttons in the Tiller man cab do?
Inside Joke! Thanks for watching!
@@SkylerFire I’m glad I caught that Easter Egg! Can’t wait to find the next one. You remember the last one I found with the Rescue Boat!
You said "soon to be more tillers added"... Are members saying some non-tiller companies are converting to tillers??
L151 L169 are turning into tillers. Possible more
@SkylerFire That's very cool news! Thanks for the info and thanks for the video. I've been looking forward to a tiller for Fleet Friday!
@@halo2markvi thanks for watching
I love all the Fleet Fridays! Not just going over the rigs but the tools and the operations of the company is really fascinating.
Question, the station appears to be four stories. Is the entire building a fire station or are there apartments on the floors above? What is all the space used for if it’s only one-ish company housed there?
Great job videos again, they’re the highlight of my Fridays!
Thanks! Glad you enjoy it! Fire station 1st Floor. 2nd Floor is the Division Chiefs. 3rd and 4th floor is one of the Fire Marshals Offices and Counseling Unit.
Awesome video! I’ll never forget getting a tour of Ladder 6’s spare tiller when I visited New York. Do you know which ladder companies will be switching to tillers or when FDNY is expected to receive new tillers?
Year out or so. L151 and L169 for now
Thanks again,Skyler for bringing another Fleet Friday,and correct me if I am wrong, was Seagrave the first company to come out with a tiller?BTW,Happy Thanksgiving to you and the members of the FDNY.😊😊😊
Thanks for watching! I am not 100% on that!
You mentioned there are plans to add more tillers?
Yes L169 L151 are the confirmed ones at the moment
In the tiller cab, please explain what EJECT, FIRE MISSLE, and PANIC is. It looks like fake buttons, but it caught my eye. Also, what types of things are being communicated with the tillerman and chauffeur?
It’s a joke…. They talk to communicate when they are turning and when to stop and go…
Can you ask them to fully extend the aerial one day?
For?
You said FDNY is adding more TDAs, do you know how many and where will they be assigned? Thanks, love the Fleet Friday.
Yes they will be adding more. So far L169 and L151 are getting them more throughout the years
I lob the series! Could you consider doing an episode on the FDNY EMS Units?
Thanks. We will see!
FLEET FRIDAY FDNY HOOK AND LADDER 20- TRACTOR DRAWN AERIAL....
Thanks
Nice video of a tiller. Since you have done a vid of a 95 ft tower ladder are there plans on a 75 ft tl or just doing the one?
So adless the tower ladder is special you really won’t see anything, else.
One thing that might make this better, is if FDNY would allow a camera on the tiller position, to show how it looks from that position
I believe I have seen a TH-cam video or two of tiller views responding in NYC.
Yeah can’t do that sorry! Thanks for watching tho
My dad was a LT in ladder company 6 from 2005 to 2019. Tillers are defiantly needed around that area especially little Italy. You know what straight stick are turning into tillers?
L151 L169 so far
Years ago Ladder 151 used the Tiller truck so did Ladder 173 In Howard Beach.@@SkylerFire
Tillers Rule! I guess you have to be a little dyslexic to be a tiller operator. A old school type ladder with all the new tools. Skyler, were there more tiller years ago, before the rear mounts ladders?
Hahaha yes! At one time most ladders were tillers!
Tiller "trucks" go all the way back to the days of hand-drawn wagons...when the ladders were wooden and longer than the bed section is now. Most of the company (and later, horses) pulled the tow ropes and the front steering axle followed. The "tiller man" guided the rear wheels around tight corners with a beam connected to the rear axle sticking out from the rear of the ladder wagon, similar to the tow handle of a child's red wagon. I believe that following steering beam is where the term "tiller" originated.
When horses and extension ladders arrived the tiller man moved to a removable seat and steering wheel atop the rig.
Great video. I’ve read Ladder 169 will get a tiller soon. Do you know which other ladder co’s will be converted to tillers ?
L169 & L151 for now. Still prob a year out or so
Cool thanks. I remember seeing Ladder 151’s old tiller around Jamaica on multi alarm jobs when I was kid.
You stated the FDNY is getting additional tillers. Are they replacing other forms of aerials in the department or just replacing current tillers?
Adding more tillers replacing sticks
@@SkylerFire Does a tiller require an extra guy be assigned to the truck?
When did 20 change from the soho trucking company to hells hundred acres??
Always been both. Hells hundred acres has been for over 10 years for sure
Holy cow just shows how long I’ve been away from the area. 20’s has been my favorite co. Since I discovered the website fdny trucks when I was in college
Do you know which companies will be getting tillers?
L151 & L169 will be turning into tillers possible more
ty!@@SkylerFire
Does the tiller have a higher ladder reach, or is it just more maneuverable
@@mrad.13 same length. The truck is more maneuverable
Great video once again. Quick question, wis an "OB Firefighter"? I might be saying it but that what it sounds like.
Thanks.
OV is the Outside Vent Firefighter.
😊👍
Thanks
Are they going back to tillers because of versatility issues or mobility issues? Or both? I really enjoy your videos, nice to see how they do things “Downstate”.
Both for mobility
Was sad when I heard bout miss twenty a few years ago Did you get to meet tank when you were there?
Yes
Question, I seen FAJ tillers are on order to replace the older units, but you said adding more so the fdny is planning to expand the number from 13?
L151 L169… possible more
Oh ok cool, is because how the city has been redesigning some of the city streets, making them more narrow and adding the protected bike lanes, I’ve seen a few years back they did a story on how they’re adding bike lanes without consulting the FDNY making it harder for apparatuses to turn.
@@paggs2216 yes for sure
One question I have, in regards to their training, is do they train on another company's reserve truck,or does the academy have their own rig outside the FDNY that they train on and apply to the FDNY tiller rigs?
They have a training tiller at the fire academy. But they do take this rig also. They also have driving simulator
@@SkylerFire Thanks,Merry Christmas to you and yours
In a situation, does the firefight ride up with the ladder, or do they climb the ladder once the ladder is in position?
They will always climb up the ladder.
SOHO TRUCKING, Ladder 20,
Turn of last century this response district was run down tenements and row houses, busiest fire district in NYC, known as HELL'S HUNDRED ACRES...
Also, figuring you would know better than me; I read about the building units, coming across a "DRAKE," unit, wondering if it was named after the area, called Drakes?
Not sure what that is
@@SkylerFire I copy; awesome video, as always.
Thanks
What are the EJECT FIRE MISSLE PANIC buttons for in the tiller cab ?
It’s a joke
When is ladder 20 supposed to get a new tiller?
Year and half or so
Great video.
Thanks!
Probably a very obvious answer; understanding these rigs, outside of the buckets, are pre-piped, is that due to the fact it would be difficult for the water to be pumped that high up, the length of the stick, or it would be that the City would require the length to be higher, to better cover building fires?
Tower Ladders are safer to use for defensive operations then using a Ladder / Tiller. FDNY will only use ladder pipe in a rare instance.
Who’s the fire dog
Tank
Anyone know what that key pad was when he was in the chauffeurs seat? And was that a small printer at 12:46 for officers seat?
Key pad is so the rig can’t be stolen. Code has to be put in to move it. Printer is for the ticket of the calls
10ft 10 inches.... built to fit the house
All Engines, Ladders, Tower Ladders, Tillers are 10' 10"
Also, how come you guys do not put plates under the jacks?
It’s not required under the jacks ad less it’s not level or over grass. The new rearmounts require the jack pads as the whole jack was changed from square to round.
Why a 15 minute air cylinder for the fast pak over a 30 or 45 minute ?
Rescues and squads carry the 45. If it was a true trapped member rescue and squad would be going in. 15mins cylinders have been used and solved most maydays
What is the bottle jack in the cab for?
Man unders Subway calls
Are there any tandem tiller rigs?
No
Skyler, what does OB mean? Thanks for these great Fleet Friday looks at FDNY apparatus.
OV is the Outside Vent Firefighter.
Hells hundred acres
Yup
¿Que ventajas tiene usar este tipo de vehículos articulados respecto a otras escaleras rigidas?, ¿Tiene mas altura la escalera?, ¿Transporta mas material?, ¿Tradición?. Un saludo y gracias.
Maneuverability.
I'd love to be assigned to a Tiller. They all look so cool
Very cool indeed
Can you please do an FDNY EMS rig and the haz tech ems rigs they have?
No plans right now. Maybe after I finish FD side
Do the FDNY have head sets for each member for noise reduction. ? (Engine & Ladder & Rescue.)
No they don't, I think FDNY might be the only department to not use headsets at all.
No they do not
Great video. OV? Firefighter.
Outside Vent. The OV’s main job is to vent the fire from the outside while the engine company extinguishes the fire from the inside. Venting the fire allows the heat and smoke to escape and allows the engine company to make an easier “push” into the fire area. Sounds simple right? Well, it does actually get quite a bit more complicated than that.
The role of the OV should be fulfilled by an experienced firefighter mainly because this position is not under the direct supervision of an officer and is tasked with some important responsibilities as well as decisions to make such as…
The ability to read fire as well as smoke conditions. The ability to determine when the appropriate time to vent is. The ability to determine when VES will be required. Can you determine the layout of the inside of a private dwelling by looking at the windows? If you need to VES a bedroom which window do you enter?
These are just some of the decisions that an OV will have to make during a fire. It is worth mentioning again, that this position should be filled by an experienced firefighter. An inexperienced firefighter put into this position making the wrong decisions could have catastrophic results.
Thanks for sharing your knowledge!
Thanks
Whose getting new Tillers and whose getting tillers who haven't had before? @skylerfire
All 2013 tillers and L151 and L169 for now
No Q on L20? @skylerfire
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