Fire truck through 11 feet of water

[Fenway]

http://youtu.be/3h3_IZWhX0g

 

[fire259]

Yup. Those Aussie's taking "down under" to a whole new level.

 

[HandK]

That was cool! I wonder how high the air intake was on that!!

 

[MrYesterday]

Reminds me of this
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FnT7thvsPM4

 

[kjf40]

DAAAAANG!

Really i wonder if they are made for that...engine should have sucked in water.....wow

 

[paintman]

if you look close at 57 seconds i think that is the intake on the passenger side of the cab at the top. inbetween the cab and bed. it has a filter so i just assume thats it.

 

[wolfman]

Several military vehicles are set up for submerged operation, and can be identified by the elevated air intake snorkle and exhaust pipes.

 

[perry]

Reminds me of this
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FnT7thvsPM4

Haha yea, I was thinking of that video as I was watching. I thought I was going to see a repeat. Pretty cool

 

[Naptown]

wow.

 

[Sweetums]

I find it humorous that they keep the windshield wipers turned on, under water.

 

[Shive.Justin]

That's pretty B.A. Too bad my car can't do that.

 

[Deadly Z Driver]

I find it humorous that they keep the windshield wipers turned on, under water.

I was laughing about that lol!

 

[henktermaat]

I find it humorous that they keep the windshield wipers turned on, under water.

I was cracking up about that as well

 

[CountryBoy19]

I find it humorous that they keep the windshield wipers turned on, under water.

I'm not really sure about you but if I were in that truck fording into water that keeps rising higher and higher, I sure as the heck wouldn't be wondering if I should turn the wipers off or not... I think I'd be wondering if I could make it safely...

Plus, what's the point in turning them off? They were only in the water briefly...