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Uploaded by on Jun 5, 2009

Wan Chai Fire Station
Hennesy Road, Wan Chai

1st truck:
F193
Light Rescue Unit
Mercedes Benz 815D
Lightbars: Premier Hazard Maxim

2nd truck:
F121
Turntable Ladder
Iveco EuroFire
Bodywork: Magirus
Ladder: Magirus DLK37

3rd truck:
F24
Scania P94D
Hydraulic Platform
Platform boom: Magirus Snorkel
Bodywork: SK Fire

4th truck:
F435
Scania P94G
Pump
Bodywork: SK Fire
Lightbars: Haztec Xpress

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  • 你有幾何會見到一間局d車去曬......

  • In Hong Kong....There is Wan Chai Fire Station

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  • im so glad in the US us firefighters dont have those kind of fire apparatus

  • LOL. Some ppl need a reading and geography refresher course ;)

  • @z3frog Our city's have narrow streets, traffic jams etc yet we still have large rigs to do as i mentioned.. we also have small rescues(not as small as in this video). I was not knocking their rigs by no means by explaining our rigs(US). I just wanted to knock that discussion out be for it gets started. Although i still laugh at those rigs, but that's just a mind set.. They see our rigs as to big and we see theirs as to small. Oh well doesn't matter as long as we all get the job done.

  • @pcfd20 Hey man, It's a very different place compared to the US. Hong Kong is a small, packed city with some very narrow streets in the old parts of town. The smallest rig you see there is the meant to get to the scene even if there's a traffic jam or something else blocking the big rig's way. It's also the only responder if you have somebody trapped in an elevator/ other non-fire calls.

  • @pcfd20

    These are European quality vehicles.

  • man at least one of those rigs was decent sized(last one out).. The first one out had me giggling. Our rigs or big for a reason in the US, provide protection from other cars etc and we like to carry more stuff on one rig. I have seen an 18 wheeler slam into one of our rig at 60 MPH and our rig stopped it in its tracks(only moved 10 ft or so from the impact). If we had that first out rig in this video that day half of us wouldn't be around. I'm not knocking them, as long as it gets the job done.

  • that was a very fire truck. american ones have gear everywhere. lot of empty space on that one. whats up with that?

    

  • @COUNTRYBOY30268 lol jsut beacause they don't have a Q it doesn't mean that they got bad equipment or are poor! Here none of the FD has a Q and got very good equipment and a lot of money: e.g. the Munich FD bought 58 (!) new Rescue Trucks last year (btw with just 4 burn victims the most succesful City FD in Europe), elsewhere the FD replace all old vehicles of a station at once (keep in mind the average station is bit bigger than in the US: 15 to 20 vehicles at one station aren't uncommon

  • little toy tonka trucks...

  • goofy looking trucks....

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