(Pre arrival) Sugar Grove FD- Box Alarm (Residential Fire) 6/16/2021

[@leadpilled5567]

I think I would have pulled an 13/4 and hit the exposure immediately and hit the fire building with the deck gun. If you’re going to hit it with a hand line from the exterior then really hit it. You could pull a 21/2 but with the deck gun allows personal to free up. I think too often 13/4 are used because of lack of manpower when 21/2 are needed for the volume of fire

[@j81870]

With the right 1 3/4 ( key combat ) and right nozzle choice you can achieve flow above 200 gpm. It's a great choice if you don't have the man power for 2 1/2. And tremendous better than the old days of 1 1/2 at 95gpm

[@chris71mach1]

I was thinking something VERY similar to this. Regardless of what line they pulled, they needed to get whatever they have at the ready as the fastest attack line and hit that B-side exposure with a serious quickness before they have a 2nd structure fire on their hands. I'm kinda surprised the D-side didn't light off, but some folks just have all the luck, I guess.

[@bigredd690]

Big fire big water

[@williamaupperlee8852]

Deck guns are often under utilized. Would have enabled a quicker knock down. I will say they did get water on it pretty fast.

[@vincetoovey1076]

Careful setting up behind a burning car on a hill, brakes can fail and it may move on you

[@johnkoz218]

The car has a transmission, it's in park. Won't move.

[@jefferyronson8950]

@@johnkoz218 duh!

[@newjerseybill3521]

@@johnkoz218 oh, really?? kzbin.info/www/bejne/gZqYlnhoncuVpKM kzbin.info/www/bejne/rJO1d6l5fruGesk

[@WhiteNoise493]

@@johnkoz218 clearly you haven't fought enough car fires to know what you're talking about. It doesn't happen often but it happens enough and when it does it's dangerous and embarrassing.

[@jmWhyMe]

@@johnkoz218 I've seen it happen - and roll right into the side of a truck parked just where T11 is parked!

[@juliusadams1453]

Thank God for firefighters they truly are heroes

[@royals24u]

Yes they are ... they are my heroes as well

[@nejuspesnejsi]

Heroes? Absolutelly useless. It always takes them 30 minutes after arrival before they start doing anything.

[@gingerelvira6587]

That term is So over used.

[@wickedvegas702]

They doing their job that they signed up for

[@mandyomally4896]

Another company that does not know when and how to hit an inferno with the deck gun !

[@petragrumbkow7400]

thanks

[@rdety]

That's a lot of fire...Nice job..

[@geoffg8840]

He come the comments again of the youtube firefighters

[@HB-yq8gy]

Yeah, the truck should have been set up & operated from the beginning. Pull (1) 2" 1/2 solid bore nozzle 200 GPM or (2)1" 3/4 with 15/16 solid bore nozzle 180 GPM each off for exposures on B exp & flank with the deck gun. This all depends on their manpower & the 2 in 2 out OSHA rules.

[@JBart3112]

Yeah, the truck wasn’t there at the beginning.

[@HB-yq8gy]

@@JBart3112 True great job otherwise the wind was spreading fire fast!

[@MegaMantim]

14/16 smooth bore most definitely...

[@jamesvanscoy7717]

Where is sugar grove fd

[@amydavis4945]

Where was this? "Sugar Grove"... where? Is that the town name, or the subdivision, or what. I'm interested because I grew up in a subdivision in Ohio named "Sugar Grove" that my dad built.

[@niccodouglas3348]

i run hazzmat 23 station 1 in gannsville VA and we get a lot of factory fires

[@NutmegThumper]

I feel like a tanker truck (oil truck style) with an automated nozzle on the roof would be cool. Truck could pull up and immediately be dumping water on fire. Not very flexible tho.

[@firesail6707]

You're not wrong that on many exterior fires, an instant hit with a deck gun can buy time for the ground operations and can extinguish much of the fire before crews have the time to suit up for interior check. It is a sometimes overlooked tool for specific situations with a standard 500 gallon booster tank.

[@JesusisKingBpt]

There are engine tankers with crosslays/speedlays and deckguns so you actually aren't far off.

[@oneslows550]

I remember being in this one

[@johnadcox17]

TO EVERYONE COMMENTING ABOUT NOT KNOWING WHERE THIS IS: A FEW QUICK CLICKS LOOKING INTO THIS CHANNEL WILL TELL YOU WHAT STATE THESE VIDEOS ARE TAKEN IN. TAKES LESS TIME TO LOOK AT THE CHANNEL DESCRIPTION THAN IT DOES TO TYPE A POINTLESS COMMENT. NEXT TIME PLEASE LOOK INTO SOMETHING YOURSELF BEFORE TAKING TO THE COMMENT SECTION. HAVE A GREAT DAY!

[@happyjack880]

3:08 the ventilation team is a little late

[@RLTtizME]

Somehow you think that you are supposed to critique every fire video you see.

[@happyjack880]

@@RLTtizME not at all. Just stating the obvious. It was rather comical actually.

[@happyjack880]

@@RLTtizME isn't that what KZbin is for? My hat? LOL

[@RLTtizME]

You look best with your helmet worn backwards.

[@happyjack880]

@@RLTtizME you're just odd

[@scottadkins7917]

Let's see, the original fire building is cooking, the exposure building is lighting up. Think I'll put the grass out...

[@garystewart2350]

Very poor job of protecting the exposure building. Should have been hitting with a line immediately.

[@Grounded75]

Exposures on Bravo side! Yijes!

[@mer2705]

Beautiful yard

[@roberthughes35]

Where’s your deck gunn

[@RLTtizME]

That is kinda personal isn't it? Perv.

[@dumskull99]

When you post videos like this, please include the city and state. These post go worldwide and most of us have No Idea where this is at.

[@mer2705]

When you comment, please leave your full name, address and phone number. Most of us have no idea who you are

[@hillbilly4555]

Wait I want to leave my car next to the fire. I don’t think my insurance company will laugh at me. Ladder truck is a hour late

[@RLTtizME]

You are a quart low.

[@joefriday1586]

Nozzle pressure plus 5 psi a length. If you don't know this you shouldn't be pumping!

[@RLTtizME]

Nobody asked you to critique anything. You people love to criticize your brothers and sisters in the fire service under the guise of educational analysis. You eat your own and that is sad. No other profession does this. You all need therapy.

[@joefriday1586]

@@RLTtizME Really sorry you're so offended but it's kind of hard not to comment when all you see is such blatant incompetence in so many of these performances. Guess if you knew your job and just did it no would say much of anything negative!

[@darby59]

Get the Lead out Boy's

[@jmWhyMe]

Vinyl siding over OSB is super cheap to build with and this is a great example of why I hate it. The Bravo exposure had a good separation from the main house and still burned. Use Hardy Board, brick or stone!

[@RLTtizME]

Or sweetie..as you have commented before...build your house entirely of concrete and sprinkler the entire structure. So what do you think is the downside of that? Nobody can afford that? You'd be right.

[@jmWhyMe]

@@RLTtizME do not call me "sweetie" that is condescending and misogynistic. I was an engineer and eating smoke before you were born

[@jmWhyMe]

@@RLTtizME and for the record, all the houses I've owned, including the one I currently own, which is only six years old, have fire resistant exteriors, and NONE were exorbitantly expensive. Vinyl siding is ridiculously susceptible to fire exposure which is why I hate it so much, and in addition, I've seen vinyl and Tyvek go up over no solid exterior walls, making the houses wind tunnels... you get what you pay for...

[@RLTtizME]

@@jmWhyMe Lovey...sweetie is actually friendly. You have a bad habit of scolding people. Now...tell us what kind of a house you live in. Concrete? Sprinklered? 24 hour fire watch? So you were an Engineer for the old Milwaukee Road RR? Tell us some of your railroading stories. Cheers and stay as sweet as you are.

[@RLTtizME]

@@jmWhyMe Good to hear you finally moved out of that mobile home. Those things are ovens.

[@jeffemerson6122]

THANK GOD FOR FIREMEN!

[@thenussbaum44]

I think everyone did a nice job. The one thing I do see people doing on these videos is pulling the right size line for the amount of fire and not for the manpower they have to hold it. Then what ends up happing is they open the nozzle part way and don't get the GPM's out of it the hose is able to do. I would rather get 125 GPM and able to control the hose than 200 GPM's and not control it. Just and observation and not saying they didn't do a nice job. We all learn after every fire.

[@MegaMantim]

Deck Gun!!

[@maddawg4599]

The first water on this fire should have been from a master stream ie: deck gun, NOT an 1 3/4” hand line

[@psdesert7907]

Meth Lab?

[@gingerelvira6587]

plastic sideing

[@mikem4134]

2.5… big fire big water. Not 1 3/4

[@soccerboy22100]

where is this?

[@maddawg4599]

Follow the smoke, probably still burning

[@jonathancouch6261]

House gone

[@KrK007]

Honestly, this cheap plastic siding in subdivisions like this should just be banned, considered a violation of code.

[@daveh9083]

nice fail at hitting the exposure first

[@RLTtizME]

Nice fail at constructive commentary. You must be a fireman. You people are all trolls who like to eat their own.

[@fdoatis6879]

Deck gun perhaps 🤔

[@moviemagg]

Too many cut aways and fade outs. Why not just post the entire video.

[@RLTtizME]

Steven Spielberg...is that you? Please post your top ten videos so that we can comment. No porn please.

[@RLTtizME]

Steven Spielberg...is that you? Please post your top ten videos so that we can comment. No porn please.

[@newtonmoreria4915]

Até chegarem....desenrolar várias mangueiras.....o fogo já consumiu tudo!

[@JB91710]

You deck gun this within one minute of arrival using tank water. As usual, this was a disgusting USA performance.

[@JB91710]

@Tax Payer Most people are hero worshippers. "They are highly trained professionals; they Must know what they are doing." That is the thought process of a brain-dead follower. Evaluate anyone's performance and it usually tells a different story.

[@danwetzel4021]

u don't like American fine we can careless about u

[@JB91710]

@@danwetzel4021 Have much problem with the English language?

[@firefighterphi149]

Deck gun within one minute of arrival using tank water... I don't know how much water is in the tank where you come from but from your armchair over there you might need to consider how much tank water they have and how far behind is supply. This could have gone a lot better but if you deck gun every house that has fire showing your tactics are just as misguided. If you don't get it with the deck gun you are up shits creek until you can get more water. Judging by the time lapse that also would have meant they would have been fighting two house fires at that point.

[@JB91710]

@@firefighterphi149 Do you realize that you said and confirmed absolutely nothing? The average onboard water supply is probably around 500 gallons, that's FIVE HUNDRED gallons of water. They should have laid in from a hydrant as they arrived. (One firefighter). The Engineer activates the pump. (One Firefighter). It would have taken (One Firefighter), using the deck gun, 10-15 SECONDS to knock the legs out of that fire and would have stopped extension at the very least. That's one engine and three Competent firefighters taking one minute to protect that property, the victims inside and entering firefighters. Now, tell me Specifically where and how I am wrong.

[@nobull4414]

This is a perfect example of why every fire department in the U S should be paid professional.

[@chris71mach1]

Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaand there's the most senseless comment on this video. Comparatively, VERY few departments nationwide have the budget to staff their fire houses 24/7/365, and even if they did, many of them would sit around bored most of the time. I will say that we as a nation should invest much more heavily in training our volunteer departments and firefighters, as well as refreshing their equipment (SCBA, apparatus, etc) more often, but that's a whole other discussion.

[@nobull4414]

@@chris71mach1 In the last two republican administrations, $4.3 trillion was spent on tax breaks for wealthy and corporations which did nothing but make pockets bigger. Imagine if that money went to fire departments nationwide. New equipment, career employment, increased training, faster response times.

[@gingerelvira6587]

dere not?

[@MegaMantim]

@@chris71mach1 ...I started as a volunteer then went to a paid dept for 30 years...The reason jurisdiction should trend to manning their station is the push out time...The quicker out the door the smaller the fire is upon arrival...It's just that simple...I loved being a volunteer because you could leave the firehouse whenever you felt like it...Being paid you were trapped 24 hrs sometimes with jag offs...