Thank you so much for sharing the TOP 10 and the Air/Prop special boat unit 😊 You do great work and hopefully get more people to volunteer in the areas that need them so much 😊❤😊
You really need to come to europe to compare the differences would be farely interesting. I could show you in Luxembourg the National fire and rescue center if you look up Cnis Luxembourg you should find it. It is huge with more than 60 vehicules and much much more it is a 130 000 000 € fire house
Teaneck Ambulance 73 should have been on there. 1989, still has every emergency light ever installed on it and still in service, (or was at time of recording.)
@@HeroesNextDoor I had to look it up. Sadly they retired her last month. A Top 10 retired rigs when there are 10 from all the station tours would be cool. I also echo the other person who said you need to do a Canadian stop. Toronto Fire has the tallest aerial in North America... Just sayin.
Medic 94, Maryland State Police helicopter and the hydrant truck are my favorites; the hydrant truck is a great idea.
Love that Rescue Mike.
It's a definite BEAST that could be used on the Interstates here in Virginia!
Thank you so much for sharing the TOP 10 and the Air/Prop special boat unit 😊
You do great work and hopefully get more people to volunteer in the areas that need them so much 😊❤😊
some beautiful and practical rigs in the video.
Yes they are!
Can you try to do a station tour of a NY city fire department?
Great video idea Mike! Thanks. Just to mess with the haters from your last video, I really enjoyed the music in this video. 😎
Thanks 👍
I am surprised the Lutherville, MD rescue isn't on the list
You should check out Garfield County Fire District in WA whenever you are on the west coast.
would u come to canada to do some
We need the invites and some financial help to get there
You should go to Chattanooga fire department station 1 for a station tour in Chattanooga tn
Send us the invites!
Need to check out Lambertville Fire District 1 in Lambertville NJ
Have them send the invite
Where do you rank negaunee citys old fire truck
That will be in the antique truck list
You really need to come to europe to compare the differences would be farely interesting. I could show you in Luxembourg the National fire and rescue center if you look up Cnis Luxembourg you should find it. It is huge with more than 60 vehicules and much much more it is a 130 000 000 € fire house
If you can help with a sponsorship we would make that happen immediately!
Teaneck Ambulance 73 should have been on there. 1989, still has every emergency light ever installed on it and still in service, (or was at time of recording.)
It was a very hard decision to make. But we will be doing different lists in the future to and it might make an appearance
@@HeroesNextDoor I had to look it up. Sadly they retired her last month. A Top 10 retired rigs when there are 10 from all the station tours would be cool. I also echo the other person who said you need to do a Canadian stop. Toronto Fire has the tallest aerial in North America... Just sayin.
What's the name of the song playing throughout the video?
Nevermind, I found it; "Never Return" by Carvings czcams.com/video/0MzRZQWFDMs/video.html