Bristol-Kendall Tanker 162 Responding to the Fire Alarm/Engine 122 on scene Lines down

Bristol-Kendall Tanker 162 Responding to a Fire Alarm with Medic 144. Engine 122 was on the scene of a Power Lines down next to Station 2. The lines were not on the roadway, so 162 went through the scene. Thanks dad for the siren!

This is a good example of how different new Qs and old Qs wind down. at 0:26 122 tapped the Q and it wound down really fast, while you can still hear 162's Q winding down very slowly.

There was a severe thunderstorm that had just gone through and about 11 fire calls came in within almost an hour, with many of them being for Power Lines down. Engine 122 had to go next door for the lines down, and engine 128 had already left the station for lines down. Tanker 162 being the only manned firetruck left on that side of town, went to the Fire Alarm. Cheif McCarty (104), you dad a fantastic job handling everything on June 19. For being the newest cheif, you sure know what to do!

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• Fire
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[Eng3CFD]

Nice vid Zak i really like that international, but your Dad could have really let that Q scream lol

[rykember11]

If he wanted to...he didnt have to at all, there was no traffic, i think the only reason he did was cuz i asked him to "over do the siren". lol

[cityoflegburgh136E]

So ur dad was Driving?

[rykember11]

Yes he was.

[CBMAwards]

Is The Tanker a 4900/530 Power International Truck??

[EnjoyFirefighting]

nice catch with the engine on scene :)

Last weekend I saw something similar: Reported smoked next the station 1 downtown of Munich Fire Department (Germany): Command, Aerial and engine needed just few meters to go

[martintheman16]

Nice international ambulance and fire truck.

[SeagraveRules]

N-I-C-E Q on that rig!!