Station I used to belong to, we bought a 1986 Pierce Lance 2000 GPM engine. It is still there and still used and looks just as good as the day we bought it
As a long time former resident of Hunterdon County I can say all the Fire and EMS departments throughout the county are full of selfless volunteers who dedicate years of time and life to helping the communities they serve. They are a different set of people who do and love serving the residents. Made me proud to be a resident for almost 20 years
My fire company has a 2003 HME/Ferrara. We bought it from Hope Fire company. Truck runs like a charm, shes our first due truck for anything. just so happened that our trucks are yellow so it fits perfectly!
Every firetruck should be using the rotary lights. As being a interior firefighter, the rotary lights give the swiping motion that cuts through the smoke inside a structure. I helps identify the A side of a building and also helps to identify a escape window. With the high power LED lights a firefighter can get confused and may often think that the flashing from LEDs is fire and not lights.
If you are in the area of Somerset county, I would love to show you the south bound brook fire department, I am the captain and our squad has some interesting pieces on it which I think you’d like to see!
So PA doesn't require a CDL for operations within the state of PA with a emergency vehicle, you may want to verify with the PA DMV... What may happen is something to do with a parade, ect, but I would definitely look into it! I have my CDL, but it's something to look into
From what I heard, there’s 1000ft of 5 inch on the truck, The red section is the 800ft. That lets the chauffeur know he’s got 200ft left after that red length
Both correct. It’s up to the department to set the beds to their preference but it has become fairly common to have a different color hose as the last or second to last remaining length in the bed. Many departments use 100’ lengths of LDH rather than the standard 50’ lengths of the smaller diameter lines therefore when you spot the color change in the mirror you’d have roughly 200’ left.
Hey, I hope you see this. I've been a TH-cam follow of yours for quite some time now. I'm a paramedic fire fighter in WV, we are looking into using medics on the county swat team and would love a few minutes to talk with you how to get a program like that started here. Especially in regards to insurance, liability, and medical direction.
what's the big deal- companies here in the east used to keep trucks for at least 20 years in active service, an 8 man 1500 pump- why would you want to get rid of it - oh wait- only a 500 gallon tank not the 1500 -2000 gallon and oh no gold accents on the inside.... here comes my BOOMER WHINE " Back in my day.... the first truck you had to qualify on was a 1956 Mack open cab 750 pump, Manual steering , double clutch.... " that was in the early 80's to run auto and brush calls. this is a nice Cherry Truck though.... 😃
As you said, different terms in different parts of the country. I’m with you, truck is a ladder truck or tower. Just don’t start the “discussion” of tender versus tanker.
@@JF-cn1mvnot everyone run volume is like Ca. So relax. Be a brother and actually respect your brothers for there dedication to even running calls at all. Keyboard warrior over here
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Station I used to belong to, we bought a 1986 Pierce Lance 2000 GPM engine. It is still there and still used and looks just as good as the day we bought it
As a long time former resident of Hunterdon County I can say all the Fire and EMS departments throughout the county are full of selfless volunteers who dedicate years of time and life to helping the communities they serve. They are a different set of people who do and love serving the residents. Made me proud to be a resident for almost 20 years
Nice looking rig!
You can tell the firefighters at that station are proud of the squad.
Great truck! Thanks for the view!
My fire company has a 2003 HME/Ferrara. We bought it from Hope Fire company. Truck runs like a charm, shes our first due truck for anything. just so happened that our trucks are yellow so it fits perfectly!
Built Seagrave tough! 💪
Beautiful Squad rig. Jason did an awesome job and this was a very informative video! Keep up the good work Mike and everyone at heroes next door!
Very thorough review!
Every firetruck should be using the rotary lights. As being a interior firefighter, the rotary lights give the swiping motion that cuts through the smoke inside a structure. I helps identify the A side of a building and also helps to identify a escape window. With the high power LED lights a firefighter can get confused and may often think that the flashing from LEDs is fire and not lights.
Very interesting thanks for that
That's one of the many reason why do we use BLUE lights in Europe, red lights are an artefact from the past.
That toolbox would be great for a man in the machine type rescue.
my company has a 1998 Peirce engine that still in service to this day
If you are in the area of Somerset county, I would love to show you the south bound brook fire department, I am the captain and our squad has some interesting pieces on it which I think you’d like to see!
Please send invites to watchheroesnextdoor@gmail.com
Will do thank you!!
I have to disagree with the statement about "a truck is not a truck until it has a roto-ray" a Q is what makes it a truck.
So PA doesn't require a CDL for operations within the state of PA with a emergency vehicle, you may want to verify with the PA DMV... What may happen is something to do with a parade, ect, but I would definitely look into it! I have my CDL, but it's something to look into
Nice
If you have extra space, do you find something to take up the space?
19:51 looks like the last section of LDH is Red.
I assume this to let the chauffeur know it's the last section.
From what I heard, there’s 1000ft of 5 inch on the truck, The red section is the 800ft. That lets the chauffeur know he’s got 200ft left after that red length
Both correct. It’s up to the department to set the beds to their preference but it has become fairly common to have a different color hose as the last or second to last remaining length in the bed.
Many departments use 100’ lengths of LDH rather than the standard 50’ lengths of the smaller diameter lines therefore when you spot the color change in the mirror you’d have roughly 200’ left.
Hey, I hope you see this. I've been a TH-cam follow of yours for quite some time now. I'm a paramedic fire fighter in WV, we are looking into using medics on the county swat team and would love a few minutes to talk with you how to get a program like that started here. Especially in regards to insurance, liability, and medical direction.
Please email us at watchheroesnextdoor@gmail.com and we can talk. Once I get the email we can set up a zoom or google meet
You need to do a rural Kentucky fire department see the equipment we haft to work with
Please send us the invites
has there ever been a time where you are doing a video and the station has gotten a call?
Yes it happens quite a bit
@@HeroesNextDoor could you do a like compilation video of it happening?
Water level lights
Portland oregon
What?
Give me a shout if you ever come to the UK - got some contacts! 🚨🚓🚑🚒
Send us those official invites
@@HeroesNextDoor do you have a twitter account to contact you on? 👀
On 17:50 min maybe you mean Dräger?
When are you coming to Westville Fire Department, Gloucester County New Jersey? Let me know
@dan baker He needs an invite
@@johnlebzelter4208 who do i send it to?
@@Squad32OV Mike (the host)
@@johnlebzelter4208 maybe i missed his info to send to lol
what's the big deal- companies here in the east used to keep trucks for at least 20 years in active service, an 8 man 1500 pump- why would you want to get rid of it - oh wait- only a 500 gallon tank not the 1500 -2000 gallon and oh no gold accents on the inside.... here comes my BOOMER WHINE " Back in my day.... the first truck you had to qualify on was a 1956 Mack open cab 750 pump, Manual steering , double clutch.... " that was in the early 80's to run auto and brush calls. this is a nice Cherry Truck though.... 😃
Ah the good old days
Haha i dont call them bottles or cylinders i call them air tanks
Where are you from? Different places call them different things
He also called it a TRUCK about 10 times.
@@DistrictFire you’re right NOT a truck. A squad or an engine. Truck has ladders.
As you said, different terms in different parts of the country. I’m with you, truck is a ladder truck or tower. Just don’t start the “discussion” of tender versus tanker.
@@chriswilson9230 😂🤣😎
Great results when you don't run many calls...
Define “many”
@@Vladimir-Putin-
5 stations 23,000 calls a year here in Ca.
@@JF-cn1mvnot everyone run volume is like Ca. So relax. Be a brother and actually respect your brothers for there dedication to even running calls at all. Keyboard warrior over here
@@Vladimir-Putin-
Oh I’m relaxed sir…I’d comment on your last…but I have to go run a call…have a nice day and be safe…
@@JF-cn1mv let’s just leave it at this then, stay safe as well, we’re all one 🤙🏻