No emergency vehicles can have forward blue according to the traffic code, but it isn't very well enforced and it seems to be becoming increasingly popular.
Nicely done! My grandmother lived in the house across the street for a very long time. I grew up watching their older Seagraves, the Macks and Sutphen. I would always be at the front window or visiting the guys. The smell of my grandmas homemade chicken cutlets and sirens, even when they had the firehouse horn too. Lots of great memories but I’m sure it’s different now, in some ways at least. Thanks for sharing!
Ooowwwie these have to be some of the nicest apparatus I have ever seen! How busy are these guys? I'm back in NYC later this year and there's train right to this station, wouldn't mind giving them a try.
Unfortunately they aren't all that busy and I wouldn't recommend sitting there if you have limited time. They average a call or two per day usually. There are definitely some busier departments in the area though if you are looking to escape the City for a little while when you're here.
@@LowHudEmergency Oh okay thanks! That's not much at all. Yeah I might look into some other places, wouldn't mind trying Yonkers hear they're pretty busy.
@@CobraEmergencyNorthAmerica Yes, Yonkers and also New Rochelle are very busy. I know a lot of departments in northern New Jersey are also very busy but I'm not as familiar with that area. If you ever have any questions about the Westchester area, let me know, I'd be happy to help.
@@centralnewyorkresponses7887 Yep. In Harrison E13 and the Truck are staffed by career firefighters and handle most of their calls. Volunteer chiefs and firefighters come out when they can. Same as most combo departments in the area.
Lemons Huh Harrison seems like a nice village. Going on with my city, the trucks are not completely filled unless the volunteers are at the station and have their gear. Station one has 3-5 people on it per shift. Depending on if they’re staffing the fly car or if the engine is running EMS calls. All depends on the captains wants. If they’re not staffing the fly car it’s just 3 people and all 3 are on the engine. The rescue is not staffed. Either the fly car people will hop on it, take a guy off the engine, or have volunteers or off duty members take it. Station 2 houses truck one and engine 3. Truck one is staffed by one person and that is the driver unless volunteers are doing ride time. Engine 3 is staffed by two people unless volunteers are doing ride time. At station one we have engine 4 and engine 2. Engine 2 is the reserve engine and is used by codes. If needed volunteers can respond on that. Truck 2 and engine 1 are both at the armory as reserves. The armory also stores the water rescue truck, the boats, the fire police vehicles, the HAZMAT Trailer, and the box alarm truck. I have videos on my channel of them all. Well all except the specialty vehicles.
Not sure about the maroon paintwork, but I love to see modern engines with bells! Nice touch.
beautiful apparatus
Love the maroon paint job on the trucks
Love the rumbler siren on the chief's car
Thought fire trucks weren't allowed to have forward facing blue lights in New York
No emergency vehicles can have forward blue according to the traffic code, but it isn't very well enforced and it seems to be becoming increasingly popular.
Nicely done! My grandmother lived in the house across the street for a very long time. I grew up watching their older Seagraves, the Macks and Sutphen. I would always be at the front window or visiting the guys. The smell of my grandmas homemade chicken cutlets and sirens, even when they had the firehouse horn too. Lots of great memories but I’m sure it’s different now, in some ways at least. Thanks for sharing!
Thank you and thanks for the story! Glad you enjoyed!
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Nice firehouse
I used to live in that area that is so cool
Beautiful trucks
Love the Seagraves! Nice video!
Thank you!
Props for that chief
I Love it! Subscribed!
Thank you! I appreciate it!
@@LowHudEmergency Anytime! I know good quality response videos when I see them, and you have quite the empire going. Keep up the great work!
Nice appliances.
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Why do both engines say 10 on the back
Maybe District.
Gabriel King engine 13 has a marking that makes it look like a 10 but it’s 13.
The first one says 13 on the back, its just a little hard to read.
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Cool video
Thanks!
Nice catch! Just curious about the buggies Q horn though
Thanks! What are you curious about?
Great catch! Like darker color
Thanks!
Burgundy/Maroon? Never seen that before
Ryan Davis those are the school colors of Harrison high school
@@firetruck1988 ohh cool. Thank you
San Francisco had several trucks in maroon for their fire department anniversary several years ago.
Nice video
Thanks!
Ooowwwie these have to be some of the nicest apparatus I have ever seen! How busy are these guys?
I'm back in NYC later this year and there's train right to this station, wouldn't mind giving them a try.
Unfortunately they aren't all that busy and I wouldn't recommend sitting there if you have limited time. They average a call or two per day usually. There are definitely some busier departments in the area though if you are looking to escape the City for a little while when you're here.
@@LowHudEmergency Oh okay thanks! That's not much at all. Yeah I might look into some other places, wouldn't mind trying Yonkers hear they're pretty busy.
@@CobraEmergencyNorthAmerica you gotta head up to bedford hills or mount kisco
@@CobraEmergencyNorthAmerica Yes, Yonkers and also New Rochelle are very busy. I know a lot of departments in northern New Jersey are also very busy but I'm not as familiar with that area. If you ever have any questions about the Westchester area, let me know, I'd be happy to help.
@@LowHudEmergency Thanks!
That's a big fire station
Seagrave real special
blue on fire trucks in NY? whaaat
COOL
Thanks!
Harrison ny fire department is a volunteer station.
Harrison is a combo department
No its not. Mostly career.
Lemons Huh supplemented by volunteers like my city is. 2 stations, running 2 staffed engines out of 4 we have and one ladder out of 2 we have.
@@centralnewyorkresponses7887 Yep. In Harrison E13 and the Truck are staffed by career firefighters and handle most of their calls. Volunteer chiefs and firefighters come out when they can. Same as most combo departments in the area.
Lemons Huh Harrison seems like a nice village. Going on with my city, the trucks are not completely filled unless the volunteers are at the station and have their gear. Station one has 3-5 people on it per shift. Depending on if they’re staffing the fly car or if the engine is running EMS calls. All depends on the captains wants. If they’re not staffing the fly car it’s just 3 people and all 3 are on the engine. The rescue is not staffed. Either the fly car people will hop on it, take a guy off the engine, or have volunteers or off duty members take it. Station 2 houses truck one and engine 3. Truck one is staffed by one person and that is the driver unless volunteers are doing ride time. Engine 3 is staffed by two people unless volunteers are doing ride time. At station one we have engine 4 and engine 2. Engine 2 is the reserve engine and is used by codes. If needed volunteers can respond on that. Truck 2 and engine 1 are both at the armory as reserves. The armory also stores the water rescue truck, the boats, the fire police vehicles, the HAZMAT Trailer, and the box alarm truck. I have videos on my channel of them all. Well all except the specialty vehicles.
LowHudEmergency
I'm sorry but I like the sutphen better
I think they should went code 3 out of the station.
What does that even mean? That literally happened in the video.
@@worldrenowned When we leave are station we are hitting the siren and blowing the air horns. It is the rule we have.
@@jamesdillard3583 Ok but that does not mean the units did not run out code 3 in the video.
@@worldrenowned I know but I enjoy watching your Videos and I miss those old days.
What an ugly paint job on such nice equipment.
MarvUSA I like it
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