https://youtu.be/NaXvSwHOzyk - 10 minute video from may 2023 - all compartments are open - set the jacks and raise the aerial at the end of video
24,106 views May 13, 2023 A Peak Inside The Brand New FDNY Seagrave Ladder 32 Along With a Aerial Test Outside Quarters Congratulations to Ladder 32 and Best of Luck with the New Rig! Stay Safe! This is the First Seagrave Aerial Delivered back to the FDNY after 17 Years. You will see each compartment and all the equipment kept on these apparatus. Just note that a few things had to be moved around and doesn’t have everything but a few minor things. They should be receiving new ground ladders and a few other things. Any questions leave in comments. Thanks for watching Please Like Comment & Share for more videos like this to come in Future! ========================== tons of info in comments as always @bbmw9029 , very few boxes in the city that doesn’t have a TL assigned as one of the first 3 trucks. If not it’s special called and they’ll make room for it where it’s needed and most effective. 1 Reply @SkylerFire 1 month ago 4th truck is required to be a TL of the first 3 are Aerials ================= @michaelgolliher888 1 month ago Are most of trucks set up the same way 1 Reply · 5 replies @SkylerFire 1 month ago Most of them but every truck is different. Some trucks are SOC support, water rescue, vent support, Decon support. And some trucks may just carry extra stuff for there first due area Reply ========================= @stevenpivornik9982 1 month ago Soooo can anyone tell me who the figurine man is strapped to the grille? Reply 1 reply @garyhargrove2762 1 month ago Lol. Yeah it’s Mugsy from Looney Tunes he’s one of the gangsters that was featured Rocky is the other gangster. They are part of the motto for Engine 62 and Ladder 32 nickname of the Gun Hill Gang. I hope that explains it for you. ====================== @scootertrash911 11 days ago What? no bell rope in the cab and no bucket? Nice truck, I saw that the vertical clearance is 10' 10", is that because of the territory or a uniform standard of the department? Reply · 2 replies @SkylerFire 10 days ago All engines, towers, sticks, tillers are 10’ 10” ======================== @JMackin88 3 weeks ago Dear FDNY, never get rid of the phone. Ever. Reply refers to handset for mobile probably - prevents feedback probably ========================== @susanmitchell8433 1 month ago I noticed that with fire trucks, they aren’t built to accommodate shorter drivers. The gas and break pedals don’t move foreword. Can that be added on? 1 Reply · 1 reply @SkylerFire 1 month ago The seat you can move =========================== @davidkaiser1004 1 month ago That's awesome! I'm sure it's got medical equipment because it will go on EMS runs later on. 1 Reply · 2 replies @SkylerFire 1 month ago All FDNY rigs carry EMS equipment, and Defib. 3 Reply @vinnyb.1314 1 month ago FDNY Ladder companies are not assigned to EMS runs , the engines are. But do have a basic EMS bag & AED. 1 Reply ========================= @firemanjeffgg2440 1 month ago Like the pack set up. Makes it easier to don then blindly putting your hands behind your back trying to find a strap. 3 Reply ======================= @WestCoastEmOFC 1 month ago (edited) Epic! Are there more Seagrave (rear mount aerials) RMA’s on order? Will there be orders of (rear mount platforms) RMP’s ladders as well? 2 Reply · 2 replies @SkylerFire 1 month ago 56 RM Aerials. They don’t do RM Platforms. MM Tower Ladders only and stil a decent amount coming in and another 60 or so engines. ============================== @KB-xy1es 1 month ago Interesting to note that the Hurst Tool and the spreaders are the new battery operated variety. Also, when filming cab interiors and such, I'd suggest that when you zoom in, you pan s-l-o-w-l--y so that we can get a better view of what's there withoug having to take dramamine.. Reply 1 reply @Stargazzer811 1 month ago Alot of department's are going to battery operated ones. They are just as effective, the batteries are actually very safe and last awhile, and you don't lose any cutting/spreading power. Plus without needing air or hydraulic lines and reels, it saves space and money, cuts down deployment time and allows them to be used anywhere. My department has gotten a new set of Holmatro tools over the past 6-8 months including a set of cutters, spreaders, omni-tools and rams, and I was lucky enough to use them in training last month. When I tell you they have some power behind them, they really do. We were able to cut a car apart fairly quick, doors, roof, even do a dash roll, and the batteries only dropped to half after about 30 or so minutes of work. That means we can get an hour of near continuous work out of 1 battery per tool, which is incredible. The best part is thanks to the lack of lines and reels, we can go as far from our rescue engine as we please and they don't take up alot of space inside their compartment. Show less -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "massfire" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to massfire+unsubscr...@googlegroups.com. To view this discussion on the web visit https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/massfire/CAFXWwKYbx-q5VbuL0_6judQL7C2kb2NoAJ0ZPXEwSfwD13o4Mg%40mail.gmail.com.
