FDNY Storage Lot That Houses Engines & Ladders That Are Being Fixed, Stored, Retired, Or Scrapped
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New York City Fire Department - FDNY Storage lot that has many different Engines and Ladders in it. Some are being delivered, waiting for service, being scraped, or being retired.
Engine 153 old rig which was just replaced by the first 2014 KME Engine was in here. Along with the old Engine 54 that was also just replaced with a brand new 2014 Seagrave.
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That is a fire buff's wonderland! Great video!
out of all those,i think ill miss engines 65 and 54 the most
Thank you for the post. FDNY is the greatest fire department in the world. I live in PA, and there is no other FD that can come close to NY. Will look for more vids.
Fdny got very good yard for keeping there own fleet of trucks running and part out for another rig as well because there FDNY budgets can always always allow new rigs for some other departments to have but other commitments are on the waiting list for new rigs
RIP old Engine 54
Hopefully the Ferrara gets a second life in the fire service .
Yes I agree. Thanks
well they do have Ferrara Ladders..
:(my favorite:(
NICE VIDEO THO...! ;o)
I'll take Engine 65 off their Hands =) I'll keep it
I hope some fire buff collectors get to buy at least one of these rigs from FDNY's past. Thanks for making and sharing this video.
Your welcome. Thanks for watching
I miss these old girls
I want to buy engine 54 because i love the horn. Was my favorite FDNY Truck... Sad.
Haha, Thanks for watching!
isn't that engine 50 a new truck??
47 is my way castle hill im shocked they sometimes use that old ladder truck
I would buy one!
Nice!! the old ladder 129 was there the mets its in Flushing Queens
Is that the fire trucks after the twen twers went done
Kelly Roush no but the wrecked ones are
nice job Acepilot2k7
Nice
Wow, the stories those engines could tell if they could talk.
Wich truck was that at 0:30?
Regards from germany
A engine. Not sure what number
Quick question,....and hopefully you can answer this. Some of these units look pretty good and may be in good working condition. Do you know if they sell these units at little or no cost to volunteer fire departments in need of good equipment?
Not sure. Some are still in service and just getting maintenance
Acepilot2k7 Okay thanks, I understand. Most of those units DO look pretty good though!!!
the ones being "Scapped" should be sold to the public, lots of people would buy them and the F.D.N.Y would make a few nice bucks,,,
That is true. Thanks for watching!
+Acepilot2k7 you and your friend should invest in a drone for some of these outdoor shoots. keep it in line of sight so you can maintain control. you could really prowl outdoor lots like this just stay low enough to avoid trouble.
Hey could you tell me we’re exactly this yard is?
I don’t even know. My friend showed me this place years ago and I haven’t been back.
someone knows where or who to contact to get some rigs to be donated to Guatemala Fire Department?
I winder if these trucks could be used for filming
Hey where is that lot located?
Where's the lot located
wheres this at?
46th Street at 55th Avenue, Queens
thanks
where there any R.A.C units in the lot
Don't think so
What's the average econmical lifespan of a firetruck?
samanli2014, I have a friend who's a Battalion Chief for Los Angeles City Fire Department. He told me that depending how busy the Engine Company is, that the average Fire Engine lasts between 10 to 15 years.
This makes me sad...
boooooooooooo
I like to buy a fdny fire truck and fix it up for 911 and give rides at suffeild fire house in ohio
or even take it to the paramedic show drug box tramma box oxegen backboard and hose
and deckgun
:( :( :( :(
Kkkooi