Toronto Airport Fire & Emergency Striker Red 5
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Oshkosh. Nice machine!
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Since im from the usa i think its interesting how the truck says keep back 150 metres.
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nice vid :-)
here's a question for ya ... how do you use a Nederman system on an ARFF trucks from what i've seen, the trucks at Pearson (and elsewhere) have top-mounted exhaust stacks...
how do you deal with the diesel exhaust hazards?
thanks from a fellow FF.
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The crash trucks are outfited with top mounted exhaust - have a look at the start of the video before the truck starts backing into the bay. You can see what looks like a "V" at the top of the picture. The top of the trucks exhaust is shaped like a fin and slides into an exhaust track. As long as the driver has the left side wheels lined up parallel witht the yellow line running down the length of the bay - the fin will slide into the track.
fdyyz 2 years ago 2