Velocity® Heavy-Duty Combination Rescue - Seminole County, FL

[@LiamPattisonPhotography]

Awesome looking rig, and great walk around/presentation of everything. It seems like every piece of space on this truck has a plan for something to go there, and no space will be left unused. I really enjoyed how detailed this walk around was and how he went into detail about the contents of each compartment and the use of everything. Great video!

[@BillBlast7372]

Not only is it B_e_a_utiful, but it is well thought out & it sounds like it will be extremely useful. I would love to see it after it is fully outfitted & ready for service.

[@mattiepeeples5600]

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[@4321987656]

Can’t wait until I get to see it and work on it in person!

[@barcrrt850]

Beautiful rig!

[@christophernilescoughlin7049]

Very nice rescue

[@gregameele1444]

Can we please talk about the man in the fire kilt

[@bohemoth1]

Bagpipes

[@ianmaczito1337]

Oh my lord its beautiful. i want one

[@odellsmith3641]

I like how to rescue is built remind me of New York City old Mac rescue 1 and 2.

[@ColoradoFireBuff]

Super cool

[@noahl3295]

great looking apperatus but wayyyyyy to big for our german streets. A american firefighter visited us once and we drove him around in our truck and drove through our main street and he thaught that its really narrow. We have to deal with streets where you sometimes have as little as 3 meters ( 9.8 foot) space. Would love to visit american firehouses one day! Greetings from Germany! stay safe brothers and sisters!

[@stephenbritton9297]

Tool chest by CTech by chance?

[@dakotamason93]

I bet this thing is heavy loaded

[@Jimmythefish577]

Those crosslay trays seem kinda silly, whatever is in them is going to end up a complete mess and tangle, and how do you see what’s in the top one?

[@SupaEMT134]

I'm jealous

[@ph11p3540]

No mention of at least light weight armor for the crew compartment against small caliber handgun rounds. Some US cities are getting so bad for stray bullets and gangs looking for doing random crap that they will take potshots at a fire truck as it rushes to an emergency. This kind of thing happens impulsively even when the fire trucks are not rushing to a scene where a shooting has taken place. Armored windows against small caliber rounds and at the very least light weight Kevlar internal panels to trap the bullets before they enter the cab. Especially needed in Detroit and Chicago. Fire fighters are not asking for a tank or even an armored car but some protection against random pot shots and stray bullets.

[@HighOnLife1985]

Ok, don't know where you come from, but even Detroit doesn't have such thing

[@celticrunes1911]

dude even police cruisers only have *optional* handgun-level Kevlar pads in the front door panels, not the windows or the rest of the car. being prepared for the potential maybe encounter is one thing, but planning for every single one-in-a-million random tragedy is impossible (financially, and limitationally).

[@centralnewyorkresponses7887]

Yes very

[@gunnlover]

$$$$$$$

[@chrisbarr1359]

+/- $1,000,000 Similar to a 100' rear mount or TDA

[@mickeyrat3369]

What a waste of hard working tax money

[@celticrunes1911]

mickey rat are you serious you fucking whiney ass hat?! Your name has the “rat” part right, but you forgot the “douche” part. This is not a car show piece. It’s a highly functional toolbox. Shut your “hard working, tax paying” mouth. Oh... and sorry you weren’t physically and/or mentally capable of being a fireman, you jealous piece of shit. 🖕🏾😂

[@markfryer9880]

So you say until the time you find yourself needing rescue, and you start screaming to the high heavens for someone to come save your sorry arse.