Philadelphia Airport ARFF

[PortlandFD]

Man those detroit diesels sound amazing like: "ARGGGGGGGUUUUUUUUUHHHHHHHHHHG­HHHHHGHGHHHHH"

[KosukiFire]

Now that is a fire truck

[VFVFCo68]

F7 didn't get off to a very good jump.

[pumpkin343]

I love them rigs

[SoccerBoy77]

Damn F2 hauled some ass!

[ANTtheVFirefighter]

I wish they had the p-15 airport fire truck

[Jared1452]

Yea but I like the T-3000's better though.

[ANTtheVFirefighter]

I like the p15 because it carries alot of water and foam. About 3,000 gallons more than the T-3000. It maybe old but they can still upgrade it.

T-3000=3,100 gallon tank

P15=6,100 gallon tank

[mathiastheok]

Foam 7 may be slow but she carries a big stick : )

[TheFireman203]

its foxtrot 7

[TheFireman203]

foxtrot 2 ,8 ,and 7 yea

[vlaup]

if anybody know this how many ppl do they staff at engine 78? i bet its over 4 and i know there is medic 30 but still any exact numbers?

[TrainsforGTA]

That striker has a nice cat 900 hp engine. But that T-3000's detroit diesel 8v92TA sounds so loud I turned my speakers down a little. Music to my ears.

[rykember11]

I've always wondered why are arff trucks always soooooo poorly lit? What if they need to travel on the streets? Peple would probably pull over anyway because of the size, but still...

[jmkj112]

ARFF trucks don't usually leave the airports...but when they do, trust me, people do get out of there way.

[Jared1452]

Don't they have sirens on those crash trucks? someone told me they don't.

[TheFireman203]

they do electronics

[moonappleproductions]

@rykember11 idk about you but im sure most drivers whould shit biricks if they saw one of those son's a bitches's coming behind em at 55 MPH

[mathiastheok]

Stupid question, but I always wondered about the little lights on the ground around the edges of the runways / taxiways that appear to be metal with the half egg shaped light at the top... would those puncture a tire if run over or are they designed in such a manner as to break off or sink down?

[tomlillie317]

They would be crushed and with how thick the tires are it wouldn't/shouldn't puncture them but there is that 1 in a million chance. there are also recessed ones that sit pretty much flush to the ground instead of being raised but they're less common than the ones your speaking of.

[mattysmama]

why did they send four trucks, for smoke in a cockpit, what if they just sent two?

[jmkj112]

actually 5 trucks is the operating procedure

if it an actual fire....two would not have been enough

[bobthebreaker1]

@mattysmama Smoke in the cockpit could potentially become catastophic...back in the mid 80's a plane landed in Columbus Ohio with SIC and ended up bursting in to flames as soon as the doors opened, burning 3/4 of the passengers before they had a chance to escape.

[Seakster123]

What kind of call wuz it?

[fire904]

A "SMOKE IN COCKPIT" CALL. Read the description next time.

[firebird34]

awsome

[fire904]

Listen to that!

[fire904]

Listen to that!