COMPILATION OF FDNY APPARATUS RETURNING TO THEIR RESPECTIVE FIREHOUSES THROUGHOUT NEW YORK CITY. 14

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Great compilation, liked and shared 🧑🏻👍🏻🚒

Graet video

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Awesome video. Man, that takes some skill to back those rigs in. Keep 'em coming and stay safe my Friend.

This was some great footage especially seeing the tower ladders!!

amazing catch of the new fdny engine 44

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Nice compilation JJ!

A really great video! Watching the chauffeurs back those rigs up into the narrow space is awesome. As a kid in the 1940s/1950s, I was fascinated watching the return of Hook & Ladder 168 on 18th Ave in Brooklyn. In those days, there was a tiller operater on the back portion of the rig. The rig would come up 18th Ave toward 86th St and at the right moment the chaauffeur would turn the cab into the left lane while the tiller man would steer the rear half of the rig down the right lane. The rig would be perfectly angled to "thread the needle".

Great videos and keep up the great work keeps getting better and better 🚒🚒🚒

Love the videos. The chauffeurs just back the apparatus up with ease and the apparatus floors are deep on the inside with a lot of trucks.

Thank you love these videos

what i love seeing in these type of videos is how big the rigs are and how tight it is getting back into the Firehouse.

A few of those brothers really know their rigs and it shows. Thanks John......... .

Great compilation Maj 👏 i love how you speak of these rigs......we become very fond of these incredible machines ✌

very nice compilation

Nice to see new engines being brought into action. Great video John

This was fantastic!! IMHO, your finest compilation date! I am in complete awe of those Chauffeurs!! To think, I had problems maneuvering a 15ft camper into a generous campsite! Observation: Holy 💩, 214 and 3 must be in a competition for the fastest homecoming possible! Not .100” room for error. Great shots, great editing…always impressive. ❤️‍🔥🚒❤️‍🔥

Ex firefighter, here. Threading that needle; that is, backing into the firehouse without damage takes a few practice runs, for sure! I'm loving these videos... thanks for sharing them!