1982 Hahn HCP-10 Fire Engine: Regular Car Reviews

[@yuricorrea2491]

"People suit up like ghostbusters and hop inside a steel monolith and declare war ON COMBUSTION ITSELF." If I heard it like that when I was a kid, I'd probably be a firefighter by now.

[@barrybend7189]

Watch the anime Fire Force. That line fits the anime exactly.

[@oil1252]

😂😂😂😂

[@urbi3006]

@@oil1252 ^relevant username And I gotta shill fire force as well, It's fucking great.

[@CrudDeposit]

The red stuff is MINE, I LOVE DOMINATING FIRE

[@pointlessgimmickyusername9196]

Kids love fire engines because they're sensory overload- they're bright red and huge and lights and sirens and bells and they scream past you at what seems like 100mph and ladders and hoses and every square inch is buttons and gauges and levers and hatches full of axes and stuff. Plus fire is exciting, and the 'hero' factor. I mean kids are impressed by normal trucks, but a fire engine is like a normal truck, but with ADHD and tourettes. Shit is he most spectacular thing an average 6yo sees.

[@RegularCars]

Oh good point, sensory overload!

[@ZeroBlackfire]

SHHHhhhhiiiiIIITTTTTT,, FUUUUUUUCK FUCK FUUUUUUUUUUCK, SSSHHHHHHHHHIIIIiiiiiiiiiiTTTTTTT!!!! :D

[@comethiburs2326]

nowadays a pumper with a turbo compound six could do 100. hey! we went from an average of 370hp to north of 400, if not 500. and that's before we talk torque. yeah, i see why i liked firetrucks. huge, loud, fast, hero trucks that saved the day.

[@Scrubworks]

I used to like tractors when I was a child for similar reasons. They're big, weirdly shaped, massive chunky tyres, loud clacky diesel engines, and they bounce along the road in quite a comical fashion.

[@kieranmatzky181]

Agree do

[@Spaztar]

"The best part of someone's worst day." Goddamn, that's a poignant line. And you deliver it perfectly. Keep doing what you're doing, Mr. Regular.

[@richardsalaverria9363]

Spaztar That quote really hit home having been saved by firemen from a medical emergency back in 2016 and I'm sure my wife would agree.

[@Seethenhagen]

I'll be honest, it made me tear up a little.

[@Toarcade]

Interestingly, it can also be the worst part of someone's best day.

[@triplebasic]

I commented something more or less identical to this. Had I seen this I would've just given you a thumbs up.

[@alucat11]

Same but in 2004 when i was 6

[@SodomySnake]

Mid engine, no sound deadening, big tires. Racecar, bro.

[@EpicB]

They should race fire trucks. If one goes up in flames the other racers can come and put it out.

[@acynder1]

Did you see how airport firetrucks are? They are FREAKING AMAZING!

[@アカシア-w7b]

@Juan Gama oh shut up and let em do what they want

[@adrianwelgemoed9562]

@@アカシア-w7b what does your name mean

[@duck7322]

Race car? Race car? I think it’s track day bro. Let’s go bro. Track day bro!

[@aidanpysher2764]

I always get a kick out of RCR's reviews, yet this hit me the deepest on a personal level. My father recently retired as a firefighter/EMT up in Washington for 34 years. That last line, "The best part of someone's worst day." is the single most accurate statement about seeing one of these. Hearing the sirens come closer and closer when your life is in danger is sometimes the only glimmer of hope you can have. He looked at it as a normal job, much in the way I look at my career in the Air Force, but to the people he arrives to, regardless of who they are - race, creed, age or gender, an engine company will always be a welcomed presence. To me, my father was a hero, but I can't imagine what the sight of this screaming titan of a vehicle means to someone whose loved one or their own life has been saved by one. To those in the fire service, thank you.

[@man_on_wheelz]

"A fire truck is the best part of someone's worst day" well said... actually nearly teared up a little when you said that.

[@WaterLines333]

"Best part of someone's worst day." God fucking damnit you're dead on the money. It was 10-11 at night, quiet neighborhood, Im pounding on my neighbor's door trying to get help while my mom is performing CPR on my dad in the bathroom, and you see a truck roll down the street, really bright LED lights engaged. 5-6 men, real men, 6,5' each come out and get right to work, getting my dad stablized to the point that the ambulance (another godsend) could get him to Renown in a hurry. "Best part of someone's worst day." I now want to cry remembering that night, and how nice the fire fighters were. They probably saved my dad's life, and for that I am infinetly grateful to the Reno Fire Department for being on it. I still get anxious whenever I see any kind of first responder vehicle charging down Sun Valley Boulevard.

[@bandombeviews6035]

Valiant Weaver My uncle was a firefighter when i was 13. I was taller than him...

[@bikerboy616]

It's not the height that makes them real men, it's the weight of their gigantic balls made out of pure steel. Firefighters are legit some of the bravest men you can find on the planet. Anybody who does not have admiration for what they do, better hope they never have a reason to develop it.

[@roddydykes7053]

bikerboy616 yup firefighters, cops, paramedics, I'm maybe athletic enough to do their job but not NEARLY brave enough. Fuck that, how they don't have nightmares on a constant basis is beyond me.

[@WaterLines333]

Of course it's their massive balls. I braught up the height thing because compared to me and my dad, not small people, can hold our own, we were fucking shrimps compared to them. Something about that was striking at the time, though that could of been more the emotional fucking high I was on.

[@mostlyirishcarguy8955]

bikerboy616 That last line was very well said

[@arturonava9085]

"A fire truck is the best part of a person worst day" After that I was here like Dayum for like 10 minutes

[@MrNewcaledonia]

Arturo Nava I know it's been a year, but to be honest in my case it wasn't. The best part of that day was seeing my wifes car arrive at the scene and knowing she wasn't in that now burned down house.

[@ifspodcast7074]

"The best part of someone's worst day." God damn did you nail that one. Great stuff.

[@allcartuner]

I had this exact same fire truck as a toy when I was a kid. It was HUGE, like 30 cm long and 10 cm wide. It had a "remote control" hooked to it by a very short cable, but hey you could drive the truck, use the siren and honk. The attention to detail on in was absolutely amazing, every single knob, lever and gauge you see at 2:25 was on it. Easily one of the coolest toys I ever had.

[@redsoxs61]

Thank you RCR for doing this. I love seeing an engine on the show. Modern fire trucks are much more comfortable. Most have heat and AC and have enclosed cabs. Also most have an in cab headset system for hearing protection and crew communication similar to what air planes have.

[@Xaluber]

Would have loved to hear that Detroit diesel...

[@wharris302]

CJRhoades kzbin.info/www/bejne/d4vHlquhj5epgq8

[@SpongeR0B]

*Inserts more WINGA DINGA* kzbin.info/www/bejne/pGLSipmGp8-EsKs

[@digitalrailroader]

CJRhoades you’ll likely hear that Detroit Screamer in a day or two when he posts the POV video.

[@reelreeler8778]

When I first started in the fire service I was the engineer (driver) of a '67 Seagrave. It had an 8v71n with a 5 speed non-syncro (double clutch) Spicer. If cars would have had alarms then, it would have set them off for sure. Most Detroit Diesel powered fire engines would later have Allison automatics.

[@squarebodycasewademckenney6190]

yes...that's one of the reasons people love them (like me) other than there reliable the scream of a straight pipe Detroit is music to my ears

[@CanadianPWNies101]

"You make posts commemorating firefighters, I mean who would DARE down vote that!?" - Mr.Regular ,Mazda Miata

[@101Volts]

There's a movie of a firefighter a serial killer wanted dead (it had something to do with a ham radio that the firefighter's son was using to talk to his Dad in the 60s while his son was in 2000 or so) but otherwise, I can't think of anyone who'd down-vote it.

[@juanmanuelpenaloza9264]

61 a-holes apparently

[@chrisandersen9713]

@jbiehlable that was such a great movie! Definitely an interesting take on the time travel cliche.

[@eyeamstrongest]

gonna go drive the ＣＯＣＫ ＨＡＭＭＥＲ

[@tj1lincoln182]

🤤 😋 Jk

[@alexandersalarms5380]

0:37 that was literally the BEST SOUND IVE EVER HEARD IN MY LIFFEEE!!

[@lambofkhan]

Most of us have at least a touch of built in pyromania. We wouldn't have evolved to where we are without taming fire. Combine that with big machinery, geargasms, bright colors and sounds, heroism and testosterone, near death experiences and you get the fire truck. Children just get the rush of seeing it untempered, it's in our blood

[@Shloomy_Shloms]

That guy has a very nice looking Hahn, I’m jealous that you got to ride it

[@onivlasbrony7432]

If this is supposed to be a sex joke, you made my day.

[@Milesamanjaro]

7:14 "Your girlfriend wants me."

[@dorkmax7073]

Cyan sus

[@Shloomy_Shloms]

@@onivlasbrony7432 Hahn means cock in German

[@giancarlo418]

@@dorkmax7073 amogus

[@buckthrusthorn8123]

I was Obsessed with Fire engines when I was a kid I thought they where the coolest thing ever. I'm 34 years old now and have been on the Fire Department for 8 years and I still think they are the coolest thing ever and still obsessed! every time I see a kid when I'm Driving I Fire truck I just feel like I was that kid and hope to spark that same passion into that kid.

[@trollaphobic]

I work for detroit and see those old motors from time to time. The 72 in 8v72 means 72cc per cyl. Fun fact, they were also designed for power gen. With a special housing at the front and rear you could connect as many of these engines from front to back as you want. Wanna V64? No problem! Just slap 8 of those engines together.

[@engihere5434]

@Nathan Brown V4096

[@CThompson17]

I was driving on US 52 on my way to work one morning and I saw a Piketon FD truck on its way to pass me. As it was about to, I rolled my window down, stuck my thumb up in the air and honked the horn twice to show my appreciation. There was nothing that could ruin my day after they honked back. That was pretty fuckin' awesome.

[@ALAPINO]

I've always wanted to be behind the wheel of a firetruck. Damn it, RCR!!!

[@willpestka2745]

ALAPINO Now we gotta get him behind an Oshkosh

[@davidofchinkov41]

ALAPINO next thing you know, mr regular will driving a fucking tank in one of his next videos

[@JW-qb1yk]

Join the fire department you'll get your chance

[@hollowaang5284]

ALAPINO I already have at age 18. 😆

[@LIGHTNING278TH]

Volunteer departments especially in PA are actively recruiting. There is a significant shortage for volunteers.

[@goreoproductions6955]

I find myself coming back to this review every so often. “A fire truck is the best part of someone’s worst day” God that line is fabulous. Just beautiful

[@coldvoid7579]

*NOT A FORKLIFT*

[@RonanNotRyan]

*NOT A LAWNMOWER*

[@Kenster1025]

*NOT A MOTOR COACH*

[@w140chris]

ᛏᛟᛟ᛫ᛟᛚᛞ ᛏᛟᛟ᛫ᚲᛟᛚᛞ NOT A MOTORIZED BICYCLE

[@christopherd2100]

NOT A BULLDOZER

[@CLK944]

NOT A MOTORIZED UNICYCLE

[@Darklordkime]

I've left my homeland to travel thousands of miles across the globe to study abroad. And yet... I found myself at a car show that was made up of only communist cars this past weekend and I could not stop myself from from wing-ga-dinga-ing when walking around the massive GAZ Chika limo, or asking myself which communist car is best communist car. Thankyou Mr. RCR for making these videos.

[@windoak]

Which commie is best commie?

[@roller1815]

@@windoak a dead commie

[@SamPanamaOfficial]

At our department, our newest truck is a 2002...and our oldest one is a 1973. Take it from me, there have been a loooooot of improvements over the years, including passenger comfort and sound deadening. The old 73 Mack will have your ears ringing before you've even left the driveway.

[@MilsurpMikeChannel]

They call me the fireman, that's my name. Makin' my rounds all over town puttin' out old flames...

[@aussiebloke609]

Wanna come by and put out my old flame? She's starting to get on my last nerve... :-P

[@Teggymania]

aussiebloke609 I'll get rid of her. For a fee...

[@FlynnMilligan]

DONE DIRT CHEAP!

[@phoenixnfa]

THE KING

[@Jimmieadamsp]

Everybody'd like to have what I got I can put them out even they're smoldering hot

[@ksukhia]

Wow RCR, just wow. An amazing love letter to the fire truck, made me think of my childhood fascination with them. And really, what an interesting space in society they occupy. They're the most welcomed vehicle/symbol of the establishment.

[@philroodart]

"a firetruck is the best part of someone's worst day" That made me think of when my grandparents' barn caught fire and when my grandma realized the fire fighters were coming, she ran into the house to make coffee so she could be a good host because that's how she showed appreciation

[@StrangerYann]

Woah dude that very last stuff you say like "to know that you're welcomed" - "the best part of someone's worst day", coupled with just the image of that red hunk of metal driving... powerful stuff man... like you just recontextualized the whole video - is it an old pile of german metal? Is it ye old destroyer of ears? Is it an old motorized waterpump? No dude... it's a fuckin saviour from the 80s... IDK might be just me but like... powerful stuff. Good stuff man, you made me feel emotions, once again! Keep doing your thing, thanks for sharing man :D

[@Immapsycho677]

Mr. Regular, you make learning about vehicles fun and relatable. I honestly wouldn’t be into cars had I not first saw your blazer video a few years ago. Now I’m going on to be an autobody tech & eventually open my own shop

[@MidnightMechanic]

Now to explain how a 2 cycle Detroit Diesel actually works, because some truckers out there will claim up and down that 2 cycle Diesels don't exist. The piston scavenges air from outside the engine through a turbo or supercharger, that's mounted right on the side of the block. Piston goes up to compress air and ignite the fuel when it's injected inside, then the piston goes back down again to let in more fresh air and exhaust a little, while the exhaust valves are open as well. Exhaust valves close, air is compressed once more and diesel fuel is ignited once injected. This simplifies the valve train, allowing for 4 exhaust valves to allow high exhaust pressure volume to drive the turbos if necessary.

[@MidnightMechanic]

And no, it doesn't run on 2 cycle oil, it's got an oil sump and pump just like anything else.

[@wharris302]

why wouldn't people think 2 stroke diesels don't exists most old American trucks and buses used Detroit engines because they were so reliable

[@MidnightMechanic]

Because some truckers have so much pride not to give GM any credibility that they could make anything good at all, let alone a Diesel, and or several of their trucker "buddies" told them that 2 cycles don't exist, completely ignoring any evidence opposing.

[@aserta]

Eh, who gives a fuck about them? You know it exists, and any normal person of decent intellect knows it exists. That's all that matters. Each time i encounter such specimens i thank my teachers for having pounded something in my brain growing up.

[@ladam836]

Midnight Mechanic I know 2 stroke diesels, but he said it's natural aspired...

[@Blaze_1221]

My dad designs and sells fire trucks so I’ve been inside MANY modern fire trucks and to answer your question RCR… modern fire trucks are MEGA comfortable… nice plush semi firm seats with inserts in the seats for the bill of the helmets to go in because the bills on fire helmets face backwards, modern Bluetooth stereo systems, TONES of legroom, but surprising not a lot of sound defining. My dad would literally bring work home and would park firetrucks he designed outside our house. Kids would come RUNNING down the street and ask to climb in and I would take rides around the block with my dad in them. two fun facts about firetrucks… you have to have to have a Class A license to drive it and you DON’T get permission to use sirens, hoses, e.t.c. And ALL modern firetrucks are some sort of Cummins Diesel engines

[@FullyAdamatic]

This is my toy fire engine. This is my real fire engine.

[@viriatvsoflvsitania5422]

3:33 Damn, that is a huge OBD1 port!

[@SolomonCornish]

What a regular car you've reviewed

[@brotatoesandgravy]

I was part of an emergency when I was a kid that line "the best part of someone's day" made this fully grown man get all misty eye'd. You rock Mr. Regular.

[@heavychevytruck]

FIRE! FIRE! -Beavis

[@101Volts]

Is this something Butthead would have said "Shut up, Bayvis" at? I didn't watch B&B a lot.

[@Robert-goose1]

Austin Lucas dumb comment

[@MrTheHillfolk]

bh93 Heh. Hehheh...hehehehehehheh...YEA YEA FIRE FIRE FIRE YEAAAAAAAA

[@MinutemanOutdoors]

When I was a volunteer my Dept had a whole bunch of modern trucks, super comfortable with all the creature comforts because the men who put other lives before their own deserve it...but nothing beats the feel of riding in the jump seats on that vintage american lafrance ladder unit.

[@asdfghjkl-fh3cj]

hey that's not a car

[@kasielango4837]

asdfghjkl IT'S A FIRETRUCK WHO CARES!!

[@orcaflotta7867]

Neither is it regular.

[@orcaflotta7867]

Of course that thing just oozes awesomesauce. But that's not the point here!

[@Fuumisama]

Orca Flotta firetrucks are pretty regular if you ask me

[@etothac]

It starts with "F" and ends with "uck" FIRETRUCK!

[@marcscordato4385]

I find this channel to be needlessly crass never the less I will admit that it’s a guilty pleasure. Reviews of old beaters RV’s motorcycles and now a fire truck are really fun to watch.

[@skswig1]

The best part of someones worst day. That is going to be the new, hot fire firefighter tattoo.

[@shadowherb907]

That last phrase is gold.

[@DareToBeDeviant]

....and it'll probably still be running when current model showroom cars and trucks are in the local scrap yard. *QUALITY!*

[@napster7825]

I retired from firefighting in 2004. Fire apparatus have definitely improved a lot from 1982. Now they have fully enclosed cabs, sound and heat insulation, air conditioning, head phones with intercom, automatic transmissions, even computer controlled pumps with built in air-foam fire suppression systems. All of these and many more improvements make firefighting safer and more effective. But modern apparatus come at a price, a new pumper fully equipped, in 2004 would be close to $400,000. Yes that sounds like a lot but remember the manufacturers aren't knocking out tens of thousands of units every year like Detroit, more like a few hundred custom built, hand made vehicles, according to the customers specifications. Also remember a fire truck that's well maintained might last 15 to 20 or more years. Not a bad investment. Writing all this has brought back fond memories of one of the first pumpers that I drove. It was a brand new 1973 Mack with inline 6 cylinder diesel and 5 speed transmission. It had a 1,250 GPM pump, it could really move the water, carry a ton of gear and climb any hill in town. What a wonderful time it was.

[@hollowaang5284]

I've been waiting for a review like this.

[@Dingus343]

As a volunteer firefighter that last line chocked me up a little. Keep up the awesome work!

[@lpcustomvs]

This is everything i like about RCR. The nostalgic look at classic designs mixed with deep look inside social awareness and culture. One of the best reviews ever!

[@firefightergoggie]

I'm a volunteer fireman here in Sydney Australia. Trust him when he says this is fun. After fifteen years, I still feel like a kid every time I jump in for a call out. Never gets old.

[@greenbean7853]

2/10. Lack of DINGA DINGA DINGA DINGA DINGA DINGA noise.

[@IndygoEEI]

None of that is needed for this one! Firetrucks are awesome, but I'm too scared to "Geek out" over one.

[@HoedemakerStudios]

It's amazing how far fire trucks have come, as a young kid seeing the old open cab designs of the the pre 1990s were always cool. But I wouldn't trade the comfort, utility, and capability of our modern rigs. Things like interior lighting, a.c. , heat, and auxiliary power outlets in the cab make the fire truck a great place to fill out paper work, keep warm on calls in low temps or keep cool in the hot summers. Today's rigs have more powerful (quieter) motors the enclosed cabs sort of drown out some outside noise but it's kind of hard when the sirens and air horn are placed either on the cab or in the front bumper. But overall, you would be surprised as to how much time is actually spent in the cab, especially on extended calls like downed wires, work details such as firework displays or fairs. In the end, i loved the video, and keep up the good work!!

[@joshsamuelson1793]

You should find someone that owns an old ARMY 5 ton or 2.5 ton next and give that at drive.

[@beatersho3497]

holy shit, that's the weight of my expedition

[@joshsamuelson1793]

That is how much the trucks are load rated for.

[@brandonstafford4054]

Josh Samuelson that rating is their off road payload capacity. On road is doubled

[@JudahGoat]

Nah an old HEMTT

[@KevinSmith-qi5yn]

You can buy them, govplanet.com

[@ShamelessTR]

Wow. What an episode. I loved it. We had a local just buy a retired firetruck from the Willow Grove FD. I am so jealous.

[@Avantime]

American fire trucks look so different from those in the rest of the world. Many of them look like they're stuck in a time warp, like those yellow school buses.

[@royalzak2670]

America is awesome.

[@pokemaster123ism]

If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it. The basic design of the fire truck has served the US well for decades, so we’ll keep making our fire trucks like that

[@squarebodycasewademckenney6190]

I can agree a bit of the fire trucks they don't change much BUT the school busses they change a lot why change something that's good and works...

[@frysco5927]

Yeah, over the years school buses have gotten increasingly more modern. Gone are the days of the streamlined 60's cab over buses.

[@Robert-goose1]

Frysco nope. Still see them pass by everyday.

[@BillBlast7372]

6:09 *ANYONE KNOW WHY THE JUMP SEAT UPPER PAD IS BRIGHT RED??* The rear jump seats have a bright red back pad, as opposed to the lower padded seat, the reason is bc originally there would have been a smaller seat back that also help your SCBA(Self Contained Breathing Apparatus) aka bottle of air to breath.

[@11.9lsupercharged4]

Wooden beer case, that's gotta be pre 80s

[@jokeface23]

Dear Mr. Regular You're by far the best reviewer of any and all motorized vehicles. Thank you for your well placed words and charming voice. Sincerely Mr.Spaghetti

[@MrCargod05]

I wonder if Mr. Regular would be interested in my Suzuki Cappuccino

[@uzairkhokhar4918]

MrCargod05 send him an email, he specifically made a video on this.

[@chinchy111]

yes he would love to review it! please email him

[@MrCargod05]

Uzair Khokhar nah, rather do this via KZbin comments for the luls

[@TJC450]

Had to google this car. Would like to see a review lol

[@EpicB]

You can email Mr. Regular an ask him if he's interested in reviewing your car.

[@kalenvor]

The best part of someone's worst day. That was a really good line.

[@danmack3173]

WAIT A MINUTE I know this truck.... Thank you Quinn

[@firelensman]

Lot's of 70's, 80's and 90's "war wagons" out there. From that era, for me, the Mack's, Seagraves & ALF's (American La France's) are the fire chariots. In the United States so many companies and so many unbelievable combinations ! Great video & funny commentary...

[@paultea]

Good gift for my birthday Thanks Mr. Regular

[@josephineledford351]

Ian Paul I don't know you but happy birthday!

[@gcganley]

This has to be one of my favorite reviews. Just blissful.

[@RoundenBrown]

"Nukular"

[@splewy]

RoundenBrown The Gene Hackman school of pronunciation.

[@Toastmaster_5000]

I'm glad I'm not the only one to have noticed this

[@ddoyle11]

Thanks for being "that guy" who pointed it out. I was, but I'll let you take the fall.

[@hlavco]

"That really scares me"

[@lptomtom]

It's weird to hear him mispronounce something. Isn't he an English teacher?

[@cra_55]

This has been my favourite season so far, the line up was just unbelievable - Harley, air-cooled VW, Taurus SHO, Model T, Panther Body, Moped. It has basically been almost everything I've ever wanted RCR to review.

[@Aliensundercoverz]

THIN RED LINE!!

[@Kodie53]

A week early for fire prevention week, but anything from RCR is always something I like to see. Wish I could get you in our engine, its an '02 Pierce with a DD s60 and an allison HD4560, love driving that thing. Awesome video Mr. R.

[@MovieMaker1040]

War on *COMBUSTION ITSELF* HUUUUUUUUU

[@kingofthepod5169]

In my hometown (Sharonville Ohio, yes the ford transmission plant Sharonville) We have a tradition called touch a truck, where a fire engine, ambulance, cop car, plow truck, city bus and basically a representative of every vehicle in the city's fleet goes to the community center for kids and family to check them out. I love it.

[@Zecrid.]

A 9.6L two stroke v8... holy crap that must get good gas mileage.

[@MJorgy5]

Zecrid Phenomenal gas mileage actually, as it burns diesel.

[@QuinnDickinson2610]

We get about 3mpg downhill if we're lucky lol.

[@Zecrid.]

Quinn Dickinson And I'm assuming at full tilt it's measured in gpm?

[@phillyfyre]

about 3 to 5 mpg on the road, a fullish tank will net you 5-8 hrs of stationary pumping

[@gmjunky87]

My dad was a diesel mechanic for Mack. When I was about 12 he called me and said "meet me at the bottom of the lane in 10 minutes." He showed up in a ladder truck. Super cool! Also my uncle was the fire chief of Harrisburg at one time and he had an old B-model Mack fire engine. Very fun taking a ride in that!

[@General_Eisenhower1945]

our department still has two of these mothers

[@clevelandmaker386]

paul chandler are you a firefighter?

[@macbookawesome17]

Million mile Lexus?

[@co_nut_co_nut]

Hugh Jass rcr did it already

[@UndeadPorcupine]

Oh look, it's the truck that came when I released my mixtape HA. HA. ORIGINAL JOKE.

[@Toastmaster_5000]

Because it was so shit that people decided to burn it? (yes, I get your joke)

[@macoypizzuti5120]

My dad was a firefighter when I was a kid and retired when I was 13. The fire truck was the best jungle gym of all time. I was a loud to play on it and turn on the lights and sirens, so good memories. I didn’t have a tonka trucks, I had a fire truck!

[@daddydax8275]

You Sound like my retired Teacher is that You?

[@101Volts]

Maybe? Mr. Regular did teach English in Alaska some time ago but he's in his mid 30s now.

[@daddydax8275]

Austin Lucas Yeah something like that

[@phoenixnfa]

My cousin is a firetruck builder/upfitter in Texas. Yes they are just as cool in person. Of course he is jaded because it’s work but I always enjoy going over there and seeing what is being built. And it’s usually for volunteer fire departments. The smaller ones where dudes say “I’m going to help my community out”. Something very noble about that.

[@Planag7]

A two stroke??!!!!?? Crazy

[@mcearl8073]

Planag7 tons of old Detroit diesels were two strokes, busses, firetrucks, rock trucks, generators etc all used them. They were super reliable, many still in use today. There's also lots of videos on KZbin about them, a few guys with big rat rod builds with Detroit 2 strokes in them too. They have a pretty distinct and awesome sound to them too that wasn't really captured here.

[@truantray]

Rrrrringgga dingaa dingaa

[@Planag7]

billy mccabe Very interesting. I don't think I have been around these kinds of engines before, but I recall most fire trucks I used to be around had distinct sounds. (Was a EMT, though in the mid 2000s)

[@mcearl8073]

Planag7 yea I never knew it was a thing until a few months ago there was a video posted of the best sounding 2 strokes of all time then I did some research after. It is a distinct sound but I never would have thought they were 2 strokes. Also interesting is they don't have intake valves and even though Mr regular said it was NA they all have blowers to create positive pressure. Some also have turbos though so a regular one could be considered naturally aspirated even if it technically isn't.

[@mcearl8073]

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[@raymondlegorreta3269]

When was in elementary school my sister dated a fireman, not together now but they have kid and her first kid calls him dad, and we’d visit him at the station and hang out with him and all the other firemen. Have lunch with all of them and played the first Blacks Ops with them bc we owned it and they wanted to try it. Showed us their gear from helmets to the thermal imagers. Then we got to experience what everyone wants to no matter the age. We rode in the cab of a fire truck not once but twice. And it’s no joke about how loud they are. Everyone was wearing big headphones with built in microphones and you can feel the bumps in the roads. They even threw on the sirens. I wouldn’t trade the experience for anything in the world.

[@WestDesertShooter]

How many other reviews does he say Fuck? Not any I can remember. Tons of dirty shit which is hilarious but not much swearing

[@tenhundredkills]

Now that you've reviewed a couple cop cars and a fire truck, I think an ambulance review is in order!

[@DumpsterIdea]

4:47 you captured the glitch in The Matrix

[@Earlybirdgarage]

from my older firefighter I've been told that you pray for a working fire in the winter because even though the engine is RIGHT THERE the winds just comes right in and chills you to death. As for new ones. the seats are super great. your air pack or Self Contained Breathing Apparatus SCBA's are integrated into the seats so there is no padding at all. HVAC is a great step above though. I have yet to drive them but when you are driving single frame units 36 and more feet in length and also weighing 84,000lbs, you better believe that the yellow line is a recommendation, not a rule anymore. new trucks have headsets that double as ear protection, except when the siren is so loud and microphones pick it up. our oldest piece is a 1994 Pierce. and yes. Jake brake all the time. Also technically this is a fire engine or pumper, not a fire truck, that title is reserved for the ones who's primary job does not carry water. if the piece carries a lot of water its classified as a tanker. some pieces can have multiple classes, Engine Tankers, are both engines and tankers. A wagon only carries hose. Anyway good video.Love the Engine

[@nicholasgraber994]

Firetrucks every 6-7yr olds wet dream

[@benwilkinson1594]

12 Lives if ur 6 and having wet dreams I'd be worried 😂

[@nicholasgraber994]

Yea I would too

[@nicholasgraber994]

Both would be fine.

[@bricegraham8256]

I had a toy version of this fire truck. I used to play with it all the time. It even has these little movible wiper blades. I always played with them

[@brendanbray6164]

Description says "Latter" not ladder lol

[@BashingBrainez]

As being a volunteer firefighter at the age of 19 i can say the new trucks we have are really nice. We have 2 that are less than a year old a ladder truck, and a engine truck with have memory foam seats rear and front independent ac and heat. It's funny because its more comfortable to be in the trucks with full gear on then my impala I drive 2 hours a day back and forth to collage

[@ReboyGTR]

Kids don't like Fire Trucks. They like Bugatti and Lamborghini.

[@anthonyioane4438]

ReboyGTR it's what the children like

[@jdmr1c3ing]

ReboyGTR GTR is what kids like.

[@orcaflotta7867]

I always loved camper vans. WTF is wrong with me???

[@Christian---]

And Tesla Model X because jake paul drives one

[@prylosecorsomething3194]

Orca Flotta my grandparents always used to take me in their camper to the fairs around my state so to this day I love campers

[@kartingbeast93]

I once saw a firefighter full-on powerslide drift one of these bad boys through a left-turn at an intersection. I'm talkin' foot to the floor, rear wheels smokin', dab of oppo lockin', 5 tons of water goin' sideways, driftin'. Hands down the most impressive thing I've ever seen somebody do behind the wheel of an automobile.

[@IanWilson2010]

Roman's song really hit home because my first toy ever was a little red Jakks-Pacific fire truck that my parents gave me for (I think) for Christmas. And here I am, a gearhead through and through. Still have the little thing, too...

[@CallSignCosmic]

I've been waiting for this for so long!!!

[@jasonalagna4928]

Thank you for always providing me with a smile

[@SpyderMadeKaSog]

I started at a volunteer fire department about three years ago. Fire trucks are friggin cool, the capabilities of each apparatus, whether it be the off-road capabilities or fire suppression. Truly the apex of awesomeness. I want to own one when I'm retired just for the helluva it 😂

[@todeswalzer123]

I was feeling sad today, thank you for this video

[@GhostBandicoot00]

Thanks for the review , was looking to get a used firetruck to commute during heavy winter here in Canada. 💯

[@madmattahh]

I used to work for freightliner, from time to time a fire truck would come in and I would always make damn sure I was the one working on them. During my years at freightliner the fire trucks are my only fond memories. They are a absolute blast to drive and when the cab is up to work on the engine it looks like the fire truck is ashamed of it's self with it's head down.

[@MrDude-sp6et]

I used to go on ride alongs with my dad. He was a captain of a quint ladder truck. Let me tell you this thing was MASSIVE. It was built in 2015 under a $2,000,000 budget including all the gear like the jaws of life. All the seats have a hole in the back for the oxygen tanks so it wasn't the most comfortable. The interior was probably big enough to fit a small car comfortably. Since it's modern it wasn't too loud while riding around even with the sirens.

[@phillyfyre]

I was an Engineer at a company with Hahn Fire Trucks, our's were 671N's( straight 6) attached to allison 6 sp auto. There is nothing more satisfying than driving one of these well. Hahn's were well constructed, BUT.. you have to spend an hour a month tightening the several thousand #2 phillips screws all over the truck. With a fairly simple set of tools , you can disassemble most of the external parts of the truck. Side note: Most Hahn fire trucks came with Hale pumps (these were on Transfer cases NOT PTO's) . Hale used to be based in Conshohocken PA, about 2 hours from Hamburg

[@manfromnantucket9544]

Sickest daily I've ever seen. 10/10

[@firestorm.v1]

We used to have a fire engine on our property that we used for water transport and fire control. It was an absolute beast, even if it was ancient. It had a 5,000 gallon capacity and would take an hour to fill off a 2" wellhead pump. That being said, it was a blast to drive. Unfortunately, the property owner got into a shouting match with the guy that owned it (the owner of the firetruck was an ass) and the truck went away, but it was a massively fun thing to drive and operate. We got trained up on how to use the fire hoses, including the big one (of course, 5Kgal only gave you about 60 seconds of pressure before empty), but I still remember the feel of the kickback when I opened the valve on the nozzle and went wide open with it. It will launch you if you're not careful and don't have a second behind you.

[@jordel2010]

You have outdone yourself with this one (and that's quite a statement in regards to this channel). Congrats!