Full house run for FDNY Two and a Quarter to Box 1999

[@andrewcraig3369]

290/103 , the Pride of Sheffield Avenue. I had some friends who were in that house for a long time in fact one eventually became an Lt. for Ladder 103 and later a Battalion Chief in lower Manhattan. Did a ride along there back in the 80;'s when the fire house was one of the only non-vacant buildings on the block..lol. Right after my ride along they got a 10-75 for a automobile fire in the lobby of a vacant tenement...only in Brooklyn!

[@firefighterfan2010]

Nice full house response At FDNY 255 House.

[@sylwiale3491]

I am a firefighter in Poland. It would be great to go through a month of internship in such a unit in the USA. See and feel the work of a firefighter in the USA. Greetings to all firefighters.👍

[@pharcyde4943]

WITAJ BROTHER!❤🇺🇸

[@sylwiale3491]

@@pharcyde4943 Hi brother.🚒🇵🇱

[@pharcyde4943]

@@sylwiale3491 WITAJ BRAT!

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[@ellisyahir1795]

@Maddux Sam instablaster =)

[@dylanhill1640]

I love Brooklyn! FDNY does it like no other.

[@mooseriddle]

Nice Catch!!

[@douglasnorby4006]

Is that was first due means? First engines or ladders?

[@FL92002]

Yes

[@douglasnorby4006]

@@FL92002 thanks

[@SFRD24]

Awesome video!

[@FL92002]

Thank you. Glad you like it.

[@zzap210]

2 engines, 2 ladders, and a chief for a gas odor? In my city, an investigate odor is 1 engine and that's it. FDNY has some insane response protocols

[@emt5330]

797 Schenck Ave is a multiple dwelling, with other multiple dwellings nearby. If there was a gas leak, it could permeate into more than one building.

[@caomhnoir386]

I'm sure your city isn't the size of New York City, lol.

[@albertomadeirajr7824]

What happened with engine 225 and truck 107 they came out with lights on and all of a sudden they turn their lights off

[@maxgonzales5972]

Don’t ask there FDNY

[@heatley1]

Linden Blvd represent

[@thatzombieplace]

I'm confused why they turn off the lights?

[@chrisgoldberg6375]

thatzombieplace should be a modified response is what it looks like to my knowledge. Chief can go emergency but the other units were downgraded to a nonemergency response. They used the lights to clear the intersection right in front of the firehouse then downgraded

[@ethanregan2660]

Why is there still a guy in the station walking around in bunker pants?

[@monkeywithacamera6491]

Ethan Regan I think they left him

[@cfd11236]

Why did the engine and ladder turn their lights off?

[@FL92002]

Your answer can be found in the description.

[@emt5330]

Because for runs like this, it is the policy so as to minimize accidents

[@thomasfitzpatrick4633]

why did Engine kill it lights off after getting throw intersection

[@sully0808]

Check the original description. Poster describes it well.

[@HighOnLife1985]

Hate that modified response stuff. What a way to confuse motorists sometimes. One minute, you're pulling over because you see lights coming up, then next thing you know, they kill the lights. No offense, I support pulling over for emergency vehicles at all times, but some people wonder why motorists don't pull over right away.

[@Wouter112]

Or dont leave the fire house with all the lights on like in this video. Just leave them off.

[@ItsMuffMan]

@@Wouter112 it’s protocol to leave and enter the house with lights on, it’s to let motorists know your leaving or preparing to back in

[@tylercorbin8073]

This is not 1999, Chevy didn’t look like that

[@Chief176]

1999 is a box assignment or location, not the year ..

[@tylercorbin8073]

Chad Stone I was about to worry

[@Doc_Hawk]

That got me too

[@caomhnoir386]

not like he has "Box" before the 1999 or anything, lol

[@ItsMuffMan]

Brrrr

[@javierbarrucz7755]

On the way fdny ❤❤❤ 2:02