Emergency Responses - Best of 2009! :-)

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Fire trucks, police cars, and ambulances responding, Auckland, New Zealand, 2009
New Zealand Fire Service:
Auckland 205 - 1981 Mack CF - Aerialscope
Auckland 207 - Scania P94 - Pump / Rescue Tender
Auckland 2016 - 2001 Iveco EuroCargo - HazMat Response Unit
Parnell 251 - Scania P94 - Pump
Parnell 255 - Mercedes Benz Econic - 32m Bronto Aerial
Ponsonby 261 - Scania P94 - Pump
Auckland Relief 400 - Scania P94 - Pump
Auckland Relief 417 - Scania P93 - Pump / Rescue Tender
Avondale 604 - Scania P94 - Aerial Pump
Balmoral 611 - Scania P94 - Pump
Balmoral 6117 - 1986 Ford Trader - Salvage Unit
East Coast Bays 831 - Scania P94 - Pump
East Coast Bays 832 - Mitsubishi - Volunteer Pump
St. John Ambulance New Zealand:
Ambulance #5
Ambulance #23
Ambulance #26
New Zealand Police:
Holden Commodore VY, VZ, VE
RNZAF:
Ambulance #40 - Land Rover - Range Rover

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@aucklandemergencynz Год назад

This is like a Time capsule! Amazing clips!

@postminchoppa 4 года назад

0:55 love how theyve used the fog-tails as flashers 6:52 ah mx7000s

@samconibear3506 Год назад

Ambulance and police sirens sound the same, but fire different

@firefighterfan2010 11 месяцев назад

Nice Catches!

@CobraEmergency 3 года назад

What an awesome compilation! Some really cool vehicles, lots sirens and air horn! What make / model of vehicle does A205 use today and does NZ still use American (Mack...etc.) or British (Dennis...etc.) appliances? 7:12 - Oh no! When the old aerial breaks and the recovery truck blocks the response! That's quite the recovery operation for such a beast.

@thekiwicanuck 3 года назад

Thank you for your comment, I've been subscribed to you for years! Auckland 205 is now an unusual custom Scania Bronto setup with the Finnish siren. There are very few videos of it on RU-vid (because I don't live in NZ anymore!) but here are a couple glimpses... ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-kCtFpEVIHPc.html ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-O3qKdnoH6_c.html

@nathan85343 2 года назад

The old Mack Auckland 205 is now at motat for display and preservation

@itscoronatime145 4 года назад

Nicely well done I don’t like the old camera but overall it’s great

@australianemergencyvehicles505 4 года назад

Awesome!

@jimmyboe2753 4 года назад

nice comp mate 👍👌👏

@BumberenzoTheFireEngine Год назад

3:15 Hino ranger fire truck!

@ethanrudd1 11 месяцев назад

nah it a ford bro

@scottysencounters 4 года назад

Nice upload 👌

@maxclough8931 4 года назад

What is the Salvage unit used for?

@thekiwicanuck 4 года назад

Mainly for mopping up after sprinkler activations, to minimise the water damage. It carried heavy duty wet/dry vacuums and big squeegees - I'm not sure what else, that's all I can recall...

@kelvinyang2829 3 года назад

Does Nz still use the Scania P94?

@thekiwicanuck 3 года назад

They switched to MAN several years ago, but there still many P94s in the fleet.

@kelvinyang2829 3 года назад

Thanks for the information!

@SonofthePhantom 4 года назад

How old were those aerial and salvage units? 80s era?

@thekiwicanuck 4 года назад

Yes, 1981 Mack and 1986 Ford, respectively! The Spartan ladder is a 1997 model.

@SonofthePhantom 4 года назад

@@thekiwicanuck Dang. Impressive that they were still going. Nice old rigs. Cheers for the info. Notice they seem to hold onto their cop cars for a while too.

@thekiwicanuck 4 года назад

@@SonofthePhantom It used to be that every alarm activation in the CBD got 4 pumps and 2 aerials, which happened several times a day. Add in the steep and narrow streets and these trucks get absolutely hammered! Some, like the Mack, stood the test of time, while others, like the Spartan, were relegated to the relief fleet after barely a decade. The police usually kept patrol cars for about seven years, far more than Aussie.

@maxclough8931 4 года назад

SonofthePhantom My dad recently brought a old 80s nz firetruck, it has full regular services with records, only 40,000 kms and had upgraded Battery system. They take really good care of those trucks, they only really get rid of them as there is a change in technology.

@SonofthePhantom 4 года назад

@@maxclough8931 Nice.