@rrobertsnot5150 yeah dude i dont live out in the middle of no were, a brush truck to me is a huge ass GI truck with a 500 gallon tank not a little ford
@coolsax64 its not that I'm un educated it that your one of the stupidest firemen I ever met. Why would anybody want to push the fire from the from the shit that is already burned to the unburned shit. Any real firemen knows that if I can push the fire back into the already burned stuff then there's nothing for it to burn. Hahah you must be a in texas
@psp310 If you take most any wildland fire training in regard to grass/wildland fires. They will most likely advise you to attack from the black. This is done because it puts you in a safe zone, where the fuel has already been consumed (see "fire triangle"). With heavier fuel loads (ie. grass, brush, groundcover) you are more at risk with changes in wind, etc. You might relate it to attacking upwind/uphill on flammable liquid fires.
what the fuck does that mean "i can tell your guys dont get paid" well let me tell you fucknut the station i was on was the best damn well trained group of firefighters in the world and we were volunteers you should look at it as a brotherhood you dumb fucknut
@zachysteve oh yeah they train you to drive through fire wow you are good. wait intell you have to fight a forest fire your shit your self. I promise you that. . if you want to know who the best is come to cali and ill show you. cal Fire all the way. you ask anyone any real fire fighter and they well tell you cal fire is the best.
I can see where the NFPA comes from with their rule of fighting in the black. But that is hard to do in Oklahoma. We do fight in the black when possible, but that is rare. Out here you have to be in front of the fire to reach it in the high winds, cant even get close to it from the black alot of the time.
These guys are strictly structure folks, look at the guy sitting on the side of the truck in full turnout gear. They maybe got 2 hours of S-130/190 in their training and that is just basic. Attack from the black, flank the fire lines, and never drive into the fuels, good way to lose your truck.
you know its funny, we consider sittin in the black safe. most normal people wont even walk thru smoke and we stand next to fire like its no big deal. maybe we are just alittle bit different. nice truck
@warrenwilbertblack what i meant was the paople who see fire and are like'' oh my, thats dangerous" and thats also why it said most people. stay safe when you get started, in the black gets you back
You guys might wanna look at getting Australian made rural fire appliances imported all the crew have to do is stand on the crew deck while putting out a running grass fire trust me its real effective
Any size Brush unit ,is only as good as the training given ,No matter what you think is the biggest ,baddest GI on the call ,they only work if you know what to do correctly ..then we all go home alive and unburnt...Drive to survive brothers and sisters....
@coolsax64 in my dept my self and alost half our guys eaither work on or own a farm so one or to phone calls and we got 5 disks in the feild makin a line so we never go in the unbrned its a rule at my station lose the feild not the truck
NFPA and many local SOP's state that on all brush / Wildland fires, attack should be made from the burned side. Why risk your apparatus and firefighters. Risk little to save little. Always fight from the burned side...
@atvboyjr Did you not read what I posted? Risk little to save little. You can make an effective attack from the black side. Especialy on a standing field fire. We do it all the time. Of course you have to take into account the weather, low humidity and high winds, then you can change your tactics. You may also consider back burns too. If you loose 50 acres or 5 acres its still nothing but a field...
@atvboyjr dude the farmer is NOT losing his crop its been cut it is JUST STUBLE there is no reason to be in that unburned side.. wheat is a nasty nasty thing when it is on fire..never ever drive in the unburned... are u even a firefighter cause i would hate to see the rest of ur dept
@coolsax64 Dose not matter what NFPA says in this matter.. Common sense tells you not to drive in the none burned area. That guy driving is a complete moron when it comes to driving. I say more training for that department.... I don't like to knock other firefighters, but this is just pushing it.
@ 1stAttackEng Ya promotional photos of how moron operate a brush truck. I guess i could be nicer and say Promotional photos of what not to do.
@psp310 If thats the way you put it. I can tell by your words that you are probably not very well educated so let me re phrase it again. Fighting wildland fire from the burned side reduces the risk to firefighters as well as apparatus considering shifting winds and terrain issues. Would you stand in the unburned side and wait for it to come to you? Risk little to save little.
very nice truck. What size tank are you running on that?
aceshigh1945 1 month ago
nice sweeper setup on the front. we had a similar fire in our wheat field, and i was really impressed with how quickly it put out the fire.
firedestroyer1000 3 months ago
It is called a Patrol. Created by the Kern County Fire Department (California) in the 40's.
buzman1985 3 months ago
Hope those tires have a higher melting point than your average set ... otherwise .. those flames will get a lot closer than he likes ..
CwazyIndian 3 months ago
does it have special tires to handle the hot grass
bfdengine2 4 months ago
@bfdengine2 < Yes, custom built by Iroc for that truck.
gnockergnutz 2 months ago
@bfdengine2 Are you serious?
rrobertsnot5150 3 weeks ago
@rrobertsnot5150 yeah dude i dont live out in the middle of no were, a brush truck to me is a huge ass GI truck with a 500 gallon tank not a little ford
bfdengine2 3 weeks ago
@bfdengine2 I never heard of fireproof tires though lol
rrobertsnot5150 3 weeks ago
@coolsax64 its not that I'm un educated it that your one of the stupidest firemen I ever met. Why would anybody want to push the fire from the from the shit that is already burned to the unburned shit. Any real firemen knows that if I can push the fire back into the already burned stuff then there's nothing for it to burn. Hahah you must be a in texas
psp310 4 months ago
@psp310 If you take most any wildland fire training in regard to grass/wildland fires. They will most likely advise you to attack from the black. This is done because it puts you in a safe zone, where the fuel has already been consumed (see "fire triangle"). With heavier fuel loads (ie. grass, brush, groundcover) you are more at risk with changes in wind, etc. You might relate it to attacking upwind/uphill on flammable liquid fires.
jstelly126 4 months ago 2
Pretty sweet pumper..
blinko656 4 months ago
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thats pretty cool
cooldude82493 4 months ago
hahaha its good to know that most firefighters here all thought the same thing at first..
raptorarchangel 7 months ago
missed a spot... haha cool truck though
GCBaritone 9 months ago
nice drive your truck into the fire. I can tell your guys dont get paid.
thesunsetreptiles 9 months ago
@thesunsetreptiles
what the fuck does that mean "i can tell your guys dont get paid" well let me tell you fucknut the station i was on was the best damn well trained group of firefighters in the world and we were volunteers you should look at it as a brotherhood you dumb fucknut
zachysteve 8 months ago
@zachysteve oh yeah they train you to drive through fire wow you are good. wait intell you have to fight a forest fire your shit your self. I promise you that. . if you want to know who the best is come to cali and ill show you. cal Fire all the way. you ask anyone any real fire fighter and they well tell you cal fire is the best.
thesunsetreptiles 8 months ago
@zachysteve apparently dip shit doesnt know that 73% of Firemen in this country are VOLUNTEER.
if any of you guys have a problem with a video how about you go to your local VFD and sign up THEN you can talk shit.
Live4Camaro 3 months ago
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JCEMT23 9 months ago
hey everyone check out my videos please! good video man!
Emtfirefighter4life1 9 months ago
I can see where the NFPA comes from with their rule of fighting in the black. But that is hard to do in Oklahoma. We do fight in the black when possible, but that is rare. Out here you have to be in front of the fire to reach it in the high winds, cant even get close to it from the black alot of the time.
coriwats 10 months ago
go ford!
xmodrock 1 year ago
beautiful truck!!
stuag1 1 year ago
I'm jealous as hell. we gotta get out, crank our pump grab the line and hang out the window of our truck lol nice truck
Marineinftry 1 year ago
IT
IS
A
DEMO
OF
THE
TRUCK!
Who cares where he's driving? They were just trying to show off what the truck can do. The guy driving it probably isn't even a fire fighter.
xtjlowex 1 year ago 13
@xtjlowex showing off a fire fighting truck, with no experience in fire fighting?
aussiekwv 8 months ago
the drivers like, WTF! WHY IS IT SO HOT IN HERE, SOMEONE TURN ON THE AC.
EmergencyVehiclesAu 1 year ago
These guys are strictly structure folks, look at the guy sitting on the side of the truck in full turnout gear. They maybe got 2 hours of S-130/190 in their training and that is just basic. Attack from the black, flank the fire lines, and never drive into the fuels, good way to lose your truck.
Hossman28 1 year ago
@Hossman28 look cloesly the guy on the side of the truck he has a hand line and both driver and crew have full trunout gear on
FIREFIGTER301 11 months ago
you know its funny, we consider sittin in the black safe. most normal people wont even walk thru smoke and we stand next to fire like its no big deal. maybe we are just alittle bit different. nice truck
bobcats330 1 year ago
@bobcats330 I ain't a firefighter (yet) but i can stand next to fires and just be like whats the big deal
warrenwilbertblack 1 year ago
@warrenwilbertblack what i meant was the paople who see fire and are like'' oh my, thats dangerous" and thats also why it said most people. stay safe when you get started, in the black gets you back
bobcats330 1 year ago
@bobcats330 yeah go you.... -.-
DaNNYDarKSlidE 5 months ago
You guys might wanna look at getting Australian made rural fire appliances imported all the crew have to do is stand on the crew deck while putting out a running grass fire trust me its real effective
rstewart0403 1 year ago
This was a controlled burn arranged to video tape and get promotional photos.
1stAttackEng 1 year ago
@1stAttackEng Promotional photos of putting yourselves at risk.
dubsaloon 1 year ago
dame it looked like the whole field got burnt might as well just let it burn the rest of the way...
kawasakikx250ff 1 year ago
Very good. Keep it safe man!!!
coolsax64 1 year ago
Oh! love that whole truck nice lightbar
Firedrumma123 1 year ago
Pump and roll
DodgeMan360 1 year ago
why in the hell is this truck in the green ... fight from the black .. always
scooterdsp 1 year ago
pretty sure that half that fire just got owned right there lol
PLINGMAN777777 1 year ago
Any size Brush unit ,is only as good as the training given ,No matter what you think is the biggest ,baddest GI on the call ,they only work if you know what to do correctly ..then we all go home alive and unburnt...Drive to survive brothers and sisters....
arlftr141 1 year ago
Nice!
smithpak1 1 year ago
Thats what a tractor is for, put a line around it and burn it out. Shit like that can get people hurt!!!!!!!!!!!
Sparky5459 1 year ago
what the fuck are u guys doing in the un burned thats just fuckin stupid espesuly in tall wheat stuble frickin morons
volff130 2 years ago
@volff130 You are right. Thats what I was trying to tell atvboyjr. I bet the guy is a rookie and never evn fought a wildland fire...
coolsax64 1 year ago
@coolsax64 in my dept my self and alost half our guys eaither work on or own a farm so one or to phone calls and we got 5 disks in the feild makin a line so we never go in the unbrned its a rule at my station lose the feild not the truck
volff130 1 year ago
n f p a is a joke
richf931 2 years ago
WOW. ATTACK FROM THE BLACK
Riley122086 2 years ago
NFPA and many local SOP's state that on all brush / Wildland fires, attack should be made from the burned side. Why risk your apparatus and firefighters. Risk little to save little. Always fight from the burned side...
coolsax64 2 years ago 17
@coolsax64 And that's why you lose 50 acres instead of 5!!
atvboyjr 1 year ago
@atvboyjr Did you not read what I posted? Risk little to save little. You can make an effective attack from the black side. Especialy on a standing field fire. We do it all the time. Of course you have to take into account the weather, low humidity and high winds, then you can change your tactics. You may also consider back burns too. If you loose 50 acres or 5 acres its still nothing but a field...
coolsax64 1 year ago
@atvboyjr dude the farmer is NOT losing his crop its been cut it is JUST STUBLE there is no reason to be in that unburned side.. wheat is a nasty nasty thing when it is on fire..never ever drive in the unburned... are u even a firefighter cause i would hate to see the rest of ur dept
volff130 1 year ago
@coolsax64 Dose not matter what NFPA says in this matter.. Common sense tells you not to drive in the none burned area. That guy driving is a complete moron when it comes to driving. I say more training for that department.... I don't like to knock other firefighters, but this is just pushing it.
@ 1stAttackEng Ya promotional photos of how moron operate a brush truck. I guess i could be nicer and say Promotional photos of what not to do.
pcfd20 1 year ago
@coolsax64 you mean stand in the burning shit and push it to the unburned shit?
psp310 4 months ago
@psp310 If thats the way you put it. I can tell by your words that you are probably not very well educated so let me re phrase it again. Fighting wildland fire from the burned side reduces the risk to firefighters as well as apparatus considering shifting winds and terrain issues. Would you stand in the unburned side and wait for it to come to you? Risk little to save little.
coolsax64 4 months ago
Niiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiice
helicapper 2 years ago
i went to yalls website what happend to those toy brush trucks for sale will yall put them vack on and yall make really cool brush trucks
sethrooo123 2 years ago
@sethrooo123 That was a promotional event we did a few years ago and we are out of stock. We may bring it back someday.
1stAttackEng 2 years ago