"Tanker" 53-30 

 "Brush Truck" 53-40

"Squirt" 53-10

"Squad" 53-60

Late 1800's
"Hose Cart"

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  In June of 1924 the fire company headed a truck committee to obtain their first motorized engine to make the travel of further distances much easier. In July, John McGinley took a trip to Hamburg, PA to purchase a 1-ton used Model T Ford for $2,400. It came fully equipped with 450ft. of re-varnished hose, pneumatic tires, 250 GPM Rotary Uptake Pump, and 2 copper lined tanks. The company paid $1000 down with an agreement of paying 6% interest on the cost every year and was given a $50 discount. The engine was previously owned by Harlem Fire Co.

"1924 Model-T"

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    Soon after the purchase of the 1924 Model T the fire company upgraded to a more suitable 1929 Hahn Pumper Engine with a 500gpm pump.

 "1929 Hann"

"1949 Mack"

1960
"Model-B Mack"

Old Water Buffalo 

Old Squad 

Side by Side shot of the "Brush Truck" 53-40 and the "Tanker" 53-30

Side by Side shot of the "Squirt" 53-10 and the "Squad" 53-60