Most of us are used to seeing massive red fire trucks speeding down the road when there is an emergency somewhere nearby.
A big red truck is also what YouTube user Tespadeinator was expecting to come around the corner of his friend's house in the small town of Nobleton in Ontario, Canada, when he heard the fire sirens.
However, he was confronted with a rather comical sight in the form of this Lilliputian fire brigade, which according to the poster's friend, is a "legit fire truck". No word if they had enough water to put down the match that caught on fire.
Video follows below the break.
9 Comments:
Does the guy use his own "hose" to put the fires out?
In Toronto at least, they have fire hydrants which pretty much allow the fire truck to attach a hose to the hydrant and get water pumped to the scene of the fire around every block, so there isn't a need for a tank at the back.
Smallest ?? You can't be serious, there's a lot of countries beside US :)
Look at few found there: http://t-scholz.de/firefighter/, http://goo.gl/peLSI, http://goo.gl/K9M1f
Nope sorry, there are golf-cart sized fire trucks on Fire Island (no joke) in New York.
@ Sebastien
Get a geography book. Now get a brain. Canadians hate you btw.
This fire engine (that could) must use a super soaker and step stool as standard issue...
Those aren't trucks. But i still like the second one.
Its an awfully slow fire truck. I wouldn't want to be depending on that thing to respond to a fire at my house. It looks like a slight crosswind would cause it to roll too...
You're both inmature idiots. This Canadian thinks.....try it.
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