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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 22 พ.ย. 2016
- About 10 minutes after FDNY Tiller Ladder 175 got back from responding to Box 1991 for a stuck elevator, they got toned out again to the same box, for the same exact problem. Apparently, the person who had been using the elevator in the self storage facility got stuck in the elevator again and needed to get let out. This time, apparently, the person was found to be EDP, possibly because of being trapped in the elevator for a second time, and was transported to the hospital. As Yogi Berra would say, "It's deja vu all over again." Anyway, Tiller Ladder 175 is a brand new 2016 Seagrave Marauder II tractor with a Seagrave trailer and a 100 foot mid-mount ladder. Enjoy the response. If you have any questions about the video, feel free to message me. Comments are welcome. The video was taken on November 22nd, 2016.
Most of the people complaining about the time obviously did not read the description. Good footage. Thank you.
Personally, after being stuck in the same elevator for a second time I'd use the stairs next time
If it was a self-storage facility, maybe it was a freight elevator and the person was carrying stuff up or down and the stairs just weren't practicle.
Wow that's awesome that you found 175, that's a rare rig. "steady lads"
I mean popular rig
"Steady Lads!" Nice video!!!
that is one georgous looking piece of a fire truck, wooooow beautiful rig !
Gotta love the edp and the urban outdoorsman!
No rush guys! Take yer time.
That's such a bad ass rig
I saw this rig at FDIC right before it was delivered
Yes, we know. Your finger prints were all over the windows. Signed FDNY Maintenance Shop.
A “box” in the FDNY designates a specific location ie. a street corner.
Members are familiar with their first due boxes.
Am I mistaken, or is that a holdover to the days when pull boxes were still the main method of alerting the fire department?
@@TorontoJediMaster Nope you are correct. NYC followed the KISS method when it came to retaining alot of things for the fire and police departments.
Bitchin' Truck boys. Keep New York safe, as well as yourselves. You still are, and forever always be, America's Heroes.
Seems they took a good long while to get ready. Some stations can get their suits on and get in the truck in a third of that time. But other than that, great video, and awesome truck!
This was for a known BS call. They had already been to this address once. Honestly, this longer turnout time is still better than volunteer departments because the vollies have to get to the station before they can even roll a truck.
291xMac Might have been faster than a volley company, but it's slow for paid ffs, especially for the famed ffs of FDNY. Even BS calls have turned out to be true after the second and third call every now and then
Christopher C I agree we should be striving to get out the door as soon as possible. But for a known BS call like this one there's really no need to turn on overdrive. They were going to somebody trapped in an elevator. There is really no immediate life danger.
291xMac I guess I'd have to grudgingly agree with you there.
291xMac I feel the same.At first I was wondering what the heck was taking so long,then I read the descriptions,I'd have joked and drug my feet to.one of the reasons I left the fire service was I was damned tired of running medical aids just to give some jackass some aspirin,of course we didn't do that,give it to them,but AMR would have to transport for no reason.
Amazing
Bad ass truck
What is a box, as in box 1991?
Here in Denver the Denver Fire Dept. prefers to use Truck instead of Ladder and Tower instead of Tower Ladder
The apparatus is painted white as well.
they also dont have any towers.
So, why are they keep going to Box 1991 which is FULTON ST at WYONA ST
BKP12014_RBLX because they are first due there.
emt5330 Thanks for the reply
When did they get a new truck?
About 2 months ago.
ok awesome thanks.
nice video I also do fire Trucks responding too
Would love to spend the day with you chatting and visiting firehouse with you one day. Im a firefighter from Indiana and love watching you videos and the access you have.
Guys are wearing shorts in November? Is that common, or are some members just not bothered by weather? Also, are trucks with tiller seats making a comeback? It seems to me that they'd be really helpful in places, like NYC with tighter streets and heavy traffic.
Partly its because they need to be able to just slip into their gear and go, and shorts are easier to do that with then pants. Also, this is NYC. Like us in the Midwest, if you're born there you know the cold and have a better tolerance to it then most other people. I can walk outside in 20 degrees for 5 sometimes 10 minutes in jeans and a t-shirt and only be chilly.
Just a question from a uk lad, why do US trucks always have so many light on ? Is it traditional?
Because unlike the UK, our drivers are apparently blind and can't see a firetruck stopped on the road, not to mention they never move when we are going down it. As evidenced last month by a neighboring department of mine getting their engine hit on the highway while it was parked AT NIGHT WITH ALL THE LIGHTS ON!
I think it's indicative of our society: anytime the slightest thing goes wrong, someone insists that there MUST be something to be done about it. Each time a rig gets hit by a moron driver, or whenever we see someone not paying attention and not pulling over, the answer? Put more lights on the truck! If you look at "traditional" rigs, you will see very few lights. So, definitely not a tradition.
SpartacusColo Yeah, personally I think there needs to be a balance.
Sean O'Brien because Mercia 🇺🇸 that's why... 🚨🚒🚨
Because late at night, on the desolate road, they have a light competition with some very bright, multi-colored UFO's hovering around the city...
Why a tiller for a elevator like that could be used more somewhere else
ItsOwenInHD In most places (I believe in NYC too) they'll dispatch either the closest unit (which this might be the closest), or in other areas the Truck crew has more training for rescuing out of spaces such as elevators (and the tiller just happened to be the closest truck to that call. I've seen tillers go to medical calls before just because they're the closest.
Yeah i have seen them goto medical calls, But they always can be re routed at any time.
ItsOwenInHD Trucks are mostly used for search and rescue, which involves elevators.
@@kalebmclean5229 I believe that trucks carry more of the heavy tools for jobs like what, as opposed to engines which mainly have hoses.
Was just the tiller new or was the ladder brand new too?
The rig in its entirety, front to back, top to bottom, was brand new.
tiller 175 looks so dope
You know, I saw that rig at FDIC.
same, its a sweet looking truck
Cool
I'm a little surprised that these guys use lights and sirens coming out of the house at night. It looked dark and late. Those people across the street probably have a hard time sleeping. I'd think they'd wait until they get to the first major cross street before turning on the lights and sirens. Especially given that they aren't running that fast anyway on these narrow city streets. In my area we have quiet zones where use lights but no sirens except for major thoroughfare. Good video and much respect o the FDNY.
100foot ladder? The truck we have here in MD is 110 feet
It’s a tiller tillers only go up to 100ft so it’s either 95 or 100
Just finished watching Backdraft 2. It was pretty good. An aarsonist got cooked by a missile at the end... Not as insteresting as the first Backdraft, but it was still good.
J'aime bien les sapeurs-pompiers mais les départs en intervention ne sont pas super rapides au fdny par rapport aux sp français ce qui n'empêche pas d'être des bons
what's EDP mean?
Emotionally Disturbed Person
oh OK. thanks for the reply
EDP 445
Seriously, how long does it take to mount your firetruck. That took way too long. Doesn't NYFD have a response standard?
Michael Du Four Doesnt really matter because the response time will sometimes be 15+minutes because of traffic
for a stuck elevator call it doesn't really matter, not a high risk emergency so no reason to rush. most city departments other than deny don't really even respond emergency for such low priority stuff
Michael Du Four I think it depends on the call, i.e. fast response for a multiple alarm fire, a slower one for a simple trash can fire.
different calls have different "types" of responses. just how it is in the service. calls like these don't need a panicked response.
yeah, instead call the Otis elevator repair guy... how long do you think he'd take???????????
The blue is so much more affective. There is only one blue on that and look how stands out. The UK only use blue
damn they slow, wtf?
its a non emergency responce thats why
it took 2:20 to get the truck out the door and my department's on scene response time goal is 3:45 you guys are kinda slow especially when FDNY always claims to be "an aggressive department"
The.King.Pin in New York City they don’t rush non life threatening emergencies 😁 have a good day
All the comments crying about how "slow" these guys are... where is the other govt entity that responds to citizens calls for service in under TWO MINUTES??????????
What is it with the flags? Like they're going to war.
they re patriotic dumbass
and they re going to fight fire soo
It’s called pride in your country and pride in your job.
@@NCREDIBLE going to a stuck elevator here. haha.