Thank you so much for showing this Wonderful Response of so many WATER supply Rigs. The best looking one in my Humble opinion was the Former Army duce and a half or was it a Five Ton??? Anyway there used to be a Manufacturing company by my home that made these go anywhere Rigs. One Department that I spent many summers at, my Family had a Second Home on a salt Water Canal very Large Body of water connected to the Pacific Ocean. The Department had no water system only the only water was Rivers. The Department built a huge tank at a station that had a Hydrant on the bottom, the supply to the tank came from the nearby main big River. I remember as a young child watching that Army truck climbing over Logs that had come down across the road they had to go up to get to Fire. It was an all volunteer Department. The Park Rangers at camp grounds near the station would Respond mostly to man the Ambulance. The 911 system was a party line( about 10 different phones would go off at different people's homes) one emergency phone went to the local Tavern. YES those Army truck conversions are neat looking Tankers.
I would have a hard time identifying Police Vehicle's from Fire Vehicle's there in OKLAHOMA, where I am from we don't have Blue Light's on any of our Fire Vehicle's.
@@OklahomaEmergency Thank you that is something I have never seen before but then I have never seen that meany tankers at one fire that was some operation. Some of them must have had a very long run to get on scene.
@@OklahomaEmergency MABAS is a fantastic system. Live in a small town with some larger towns close when it alarm go off everyone comes out to help it is amazing. The average person has no idea of how well it works plus it goes beyond fires if someone needs other equipment like public works they get it. I have seen 12 different towns when we had a fire plus the ones that fill in as backup.
@@davidglaum2538 no idea what MABAS is lol. Chief just tells dispatch to tone another department. Everything is done either via phone call or by radio.
Fire trucks, fire trucks, fire trucks everywhere! That last clip was awesome. You know when you can get a water shuttle you're hooked for footage!
One this size is pretty rare around here. I was super happy to get what I got! Thanks for watching man!
@@OklahomaEmergency You did well, keep it up dude!
Thank you so much for showing this Wonderful Response of so many WATER supply Rigs. The best looking one in my Humble opinion was the Former Army duce and a half or was it a Five Ton??? Anyway there used to be a Manufacturing company by my home that made these go anywhere Rigs. One Department that I spent many summers at, my Family had a Second Home on a salt Water Canal very Large
Body of water connected to the Pacific Ocean. The Department had no water system only the only water was Rivers. The Department built a huge tank at a station that had a Hydrant on the bottom, the supply to the tank came from the nearby main big River. I remember as a young child watching that Army truck climbing over Logs that had come down across the road they had to go up to get to Fire. It was an all volunteer Department. The Park Rangers at camp grounds near the station would Respond mostly to man the Ambulance. The 911 system was a party line( about 10 different phones would go off at different people's homes) one emergency phone went to the local Tavern. YES those Army truck conversions are neat looking Tankers.
Helluva shuttle! That Sooner tanker kicked ass. They all did.
Nice catch. The first truck arriving,B.4 is so Cute :-)
Great catch. Never responded to a junkyard fire before. Hear they’re a pain to deal with.
Thanks! Definitely a pain
One of your best yet hands down! Love those wild land tankers! So cool to see them responding Code 3!
Thank you!! They've been on my wish list for a long time. Glad I finally got some of them!
@@OklahomaEmergency Don’t see any tankers like that around here, hope you get more soon!
Sooner FD nice catch
Lots of unique rigs!
For sure! These have been on my wish list for a while, but I never thought I'd get them! Thanks for watching man!
I love your voice and keep it up my friend and be safe and be careful and God bless you all I love you all ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Great footage! Lots of cool / unique looking rigs...
Thank you for watching!
Very nice catches! Love the front lightbar on that Sooner FD unit!
Thank you! I was very happy to catch that truck!
@@OklahomaEmergency np. I bet!
Awesome variety of units, love that you got response vids of them. Good job on going out to the road to catch them. Nice work man!
Thanks a lot Liam! They’ve been on my wish list for a long time. Glad I was finally able to catch them!
I would have a hard time identifying Police Vehicle's from Fire Vehicle's there in OKLAHOMA, where I am from we don't have Blue Light's on any of our Fire Vehicle's.
Those are some goofy looking rigs. Great catches
Nice video. Great compilation.
Thank you!
Nice Footage and Catches! It's Already Been said but I'll say it again,Lots of Unique Cool looking rigs!
Thanks for watching!!
@@OklahomaEmergency You're Very Welcome!
Fantastic catches you got there, my friend! Regards to Oklahoma state!
Thank you!
hey there gose that long dominator arrow truck agian
wow that truck must like a 14 head dominator
Damn! HAHAHAHAHA!
Big fire have go that far get water they call tanker task force
They need to get themselves some GPS or just follow the smoke.
You know what? Tankers are not small, light rigs. Some of em were haulin ass!
Why were they making a u turn?
I believe they missed their turn. I didn't know they were there until I turned to follow Sooner Tanker.
@@OklahomaEmergency Thank you that is something I have never seen before but then I have never seen that meany tankers at one fire that was some operation. Some of them must have had a very long run to get on scene.
@@davidglaum2538 it wasn’t too bad. These were all the first due mutual aid departments. There are very few departments here that don’t have tankers.
@@OklahomaEmergency MABAS is a fantastic system. Live in a small town with some larger towns close when it alarm go off everyone comes out to help it is amazing. The average person has no idea of how well it works plus it goes beyond fires if someone needs other equipment like public works they get it. I have seen 12 different towns when we had a fire plus the ones that fill in as backup.
@@davidglaum2538 no idea what MABAS is lol. Chief just tells dispatch to tone another department. Everything is done either via phone call or by radio.
Imagine how much gas they burn