MONTREAL FIRE TRUCKS RESPONDING FROM STATION 27

IN THE COTE DES NEIGES BOROUGH OF MONTREAL QUEBEC.

[@timothyurquidi8479]

I like their oscillating traffic clearing light setup!

[@dren564]

Elton, ask if you can do a ridealong; I would love to see you do that!!

[@zanjani13]

Great timing Elton!

[@chandlergames3636]

good shot of the ladder's bumper, lol, good video as always!

[@AntoineFD]

Amazing timing man!

[@robertlheureux8920]

Amazing timing man !

[@Hall7EmergencyPhotography]

Awesome video!! your right great timing!! man I got to think like you haha

[@davidanstine4476]

Finally Montreal fire trucks, without STICKERS!

[@chartwig15]

I thought the ladder on that Ariel was going to hit the top of the doors. Because it did at that view.

[@waeller.rescue]

Nice Vid!! 8-)

[@firefighter215]

Awesome Video. The first truck is not a chemical truck its a Technical Rescue Unit. Montreal has 3 units like this 613,627,647 part of the montreal fire departments technical rescue division. Ready to respond to a wide range of emergencies, from high level rope rescues to collapsed buildings. Aside from the fire related call the respond to major traffic accidents, trench collapses , machinery, underground structures trenches, silos or unstable ground and so on. Montreal fd has only one Hazardous Materials Response Team which runs out of station 29 in Rosemount. They have one primary response unit 1729( a Freightliner COE and a second unit 1799 ( a Ford Cargo 8000) as part of a regional commitment should there be a major Haz-Mat incident they can be asked by the province to respond.

[@edball4906]

AWESOME VIDEO THE FIRST TRUCK IS NOT A CHEMICAL TRICK ITS A TECHNICAL RESC

[@firefighter215]

@@edball4906 I'm guessing you're talking to the person who filmed the video? I think I was pretty clear in my comment.

[@zacharyhill7174]

that is hose tower

[@daltonpartlow3844]

the doors on the station seem so narrow

[@retroolschool]

Very old stations are like that...

[@daltonpartlow3844]

retroolschool . how old is this station?

[@retroolschool]

Dalton Partlow Built in 1909.

[@daltonpartlow3844]

retroolschool . that station is still useful. I see why they pull out slowly

[@seth2943]

retroolschool I like how you put 4 minutes later