BHFD E199 + R10 + MA9 + U6 + KBHVAC A65B3 Responding
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- čas přidán 25. 08. 2024
- Bedford Hills Fire Department Engine 199, Rescue 10, Mini Attack 9, and Utility 6, along with Katonah-Bedford Hills Volunteer Ambulance Corps Ambulance 65B3 responding to a motor vehicle accident with injuries at South Bedford Road and Darlington Road in Bedford Hills, New York. Car 2032 and Car 2033 from the Bedford Hills Fire Department, and 45-Medic-3 from the Westchester Emergency Medical Services also responded to this call, but are not seen in this video. Car 2032 reported there were no injuries and held with Engine 199, returning the balance of Bedford Hills apparatus as well as EMS units.
The units seen responding are:
Engine 199 - 2011 Seagrave Marauder II (2000GPM/750GWT)
Rescue 10 - 2018 Seagrave Marauder II
Mini Attack 9 - 1989 International S1800/Saulsbury/2004 Gowans-Knight (500GPM/350GWT)
Utility 6 - 2013 Chevrolet Silverado 3500HD/BurQuip/Chivvis
Ambulance 65B3 - 2012 Ford E450/PL Custom
This video was taken on December 13th, 2018.
3rd truck out was really in great shape
1:23 I did not expect that Q action a few seconds later! :D
2:08 lovely rig :)
3:00 looks epic with all the lights :)
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Awesome catches! I love seeing BHFD videos. Their rollouts are always amazing!
Thanks! More BHFD coming real soon!
I love Bedford Hills videos and that MA truck is awesome.
The ambulance hauls ass with the dual powercall! Sweet!
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Man i Love that siren on the Ambo! Amazing catches! I’m suppose to be going the fire department with my dad this week we’ll see how it goes
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I think this is my first time seeing a video of Utility 6, I didn’t even know it existed until a few weeks ago when I went to BHFD
I have a handful of videos of U6 on here.
@@LowHudEmergency oh, I’ll definitely check them out
Excellent catches I like the Dual electronic sirens on the engine
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Loved the powercall mix on the ambulance! Sweet rigs
beautiful Seagraves !!!! wooooow !
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Awesome Video I Love Your BHFD Videos!!
Thanks! More BHFD coming real soon!
Awesome catches! Rescue 10 looks sharp!
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I love that Christmss Wreath! Looks so good! Merry Christmas! 🎄☃️
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Thanks for watching! Merry Christmas!
Awesome catch. Love the screaming Q and airhorn!
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I’m loving all the rigs and the video!!!!!!! Keep up the great work and have an awesome happy holidays bro!!!!!!!!!!! When are they getting the mini attack replaced????????
Thanks! Probably not for a while. I believe the tower ladder is next up for replacement within the next few years.
Never.........
Bedford Hills Fire Department why? That thing is almost as old as my mother. The ladder is still good. A new fire truck to use is a pierce. They have an Oshkosh Pierce wildland tanker. The thing is cool. The pierce Hawk. Or go with Bulldog.
Amazing
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Great video. What kind of camera do you use? Looks amazing!
Thanks! I use a Sony Handycam FDR-AX53. I've only been using it since August, but so far I am very pleased with it.
Great Catches!
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cool video wow that is a big fire station
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Awesome Video.
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Just realized those marker lights on the front of the rescue light up blue!!
Yeah its pretty cool.
Is this a volunteer department?
100% All Volunteer.
@@bedfordhillsfiredepartment1675 oh ok, you have some really nice equipment and a beautiful station
Probably has been asked before but, why the wide range of numbers for the rigs?
Here in Westchester County, apparatus is numbered on a county-wide system. The numbers themselves don't really correlate with anything, but there are no two of the same in the county. So Engine 199 belongs to Bedford Hills and no other department can have an Engine 199.
@@LowHudEmergency Similar to most (certainly not all) areas. I was just wondering about the wide range of numbers (ie: some 2-digit, some 3-digit). In our area, departments are assigned a range, ie: Oak Lawn #1 - #30, Evergreen Park #31 - #51, Burbank #200 - #220, Hometown #465 - #475 etcetera. Surrounding areas also use an ending number i.d. such as "2" = ambulance, "3" = engine, "4" = truck etcetera ..... so, 823 - engine, 204 - truck, 6512 - ambulance.
Yeah so again, the numbers themselves don't really mean anything. Each category (engine, tanker, ladder, etc.) starts at 1 and goes up as high as needed. So those are just the numbers Bedford Hills happens to have. It's just the way it was done a long time ago when they first started utilizing a county-wide system.
@@LowHudEmergency Just wondering. Thanks for the response.
Forgive me for me ignorance but why would u need so many trucks just to a MVA.
At 124 that q is screamin
When are they going to replace MA9?
Probably not for a while. I believe the tower is next in line for replacement within the next few years.
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Nice
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Nice trucks!
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What is the purpose of the pipes which are connected to every engine/rig at the firehouse? I don't think they're here to fill in the gaz tank, so is that for the water tank maybe? I don't think we have such hoses in France... Nice video though!
Thank you! Those hoses are part of a ventilation system. They connect to the exhaust pipes on the apparatus and a large fan expels the exhaust out of the building. That way the trucks can run inside without polluting the building.
What’s “Mini Attack 9” for?
It is set up primarily for brush fires, but it responds to a wide variety of alarms.
Hello How are you
Jaun Berganza I am fine thank you very much.
I bet they have a lot of parade trophies.
Wow, zzzzzzz