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Engine 1031
Engine 1031 is a 1994 KME and is housed at 10-3’s Main Station.
This truck is equipped with a 750-gallon water tank and a 1500
gallon/minute single stage Hale pump. Below is a list of some
of the equipment that is carried by Engine 1031.
- (3) 1 ¾” pre-connect hand lines totaling 500’
- (1) 2 ½” pre-connect hand line totaling 200’
- 400’ Forestry/Trash line
- 1300’ of 4” supply line
- Fire Operations Equipment
- Irons
- Denver Tool
- Pike Poles & Closet Hooks
- Salvage Covers
- Rescue Operations Equipment
- Assortment of Cribbing
- Port-A- Power
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Engine 1032
Engine 1032 is a 2003 Saulsbury house and Station 10-3's Sub-Station.
This engine is equipped with a 750 gallon water tank and 1500
GPM single stage Hale pump. Below is a list of some of the equipment
carried on Engine 1032.
- (4) 1 3/4 pre-connect hand lines totaling 700'
- (1) 2 1/2 pre-connect hand line totaling 200'
- 1300' of 4" supply line
- Assorted Fire Operations Equipment (Axes, Denver Tool, Irons,
Pike Poles, Closet Hooks)
- Assorted Rescue Operations Equipment (Cribbing and Rabbit
Tool)
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Engine 1034
Engine 1034 is a 1994 KME and is housed at 10-3’s Sub-Station.
This truck is equipped with a 750-gallon water tank and a 1500
gallon/minute single stage Hale pump. Below is a list of some
of the equipment that is carried by Engine 1034.
- (3) 1 ¾” pre-connect hand lines totaling 500’
- (1) 2 ½” pre-connect hand line totaling 200’
- 400’ Forestry/Trash line
- 1300’ of 4” supply line
- Fire Operations Equipment
- Irons
- Denver Tool
- Pike Poles & Closet Hooks
- Salvage Covers
- Rescue Operations Equipment
- Assortment of Cribbing
- Trauma Bag
- Automated External Defibrillator
- Miscellaneous Equipment
- CO Monitor
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Car 1039
Car 1039 is a 2001 Ford Expedition and is equipped with an SCBA,
TV to view the Thermal Imaging Camera, and various command boards/accountability
boards. Car 1039 is utilized by Chief R. Borkowski. |
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1947 Mack Model 45
“The Mack “is the pride and joy of the Hurffville Vol.
Fire Co. 1. It is a Model 45 and it was built for Hurffville in
1947 for an amazing sum of $6,222.43. The Mack remained in active
service until 1980 when it was replaced with a 2,000 gallon tanker/
pumper. However, the truck was still kept for parades and other
special occasions. At one point, benches were added to the hose
bed area and the member's children rode there during local parades.
At a monthly meeting in early 1994, the company passed a motion
to have The Mack refurbished to its original state. Several bids
were received and the winning bid was awarded to Delmarva Refurbishing
Specialist Inc. The final cost for the complete restoration was
$59,109.08. This money was money that had been raised over the years
by having spaghetti dinners, turkey dinners, newspapers collections,
yard sales. No public monies were involved.
The only part that is not to original specs is the water tank,
which was replaced with a plastic tank to prevent rusting. The
engine and the pump were also taken completely apart and re-built.
Head gaskets for the Continental engine had to be hand made and
shipped in from California . Casket rollers were added to the
hose bed so that the truck should be used for funerals. The fire
company had a survey done for insurance purposes by Equipment
Survey's Unlimited Inc... They appraised “The Mack”
at $70,000.
The Hurffville membership thought “The Mack” deserved
a special place. When our new station was designed, we had a mini-museum
included into the building. The Company paid for a ceramic floor
to be put into the museum. Again, this was done out of the Company
funds. This is another reason we hold a special place in our hearts
for “The Mack” In its day, the truck served Washington
Township and the surrounding communities with pride. It continues
to serve the membership of Hurffville with it's “own sense
of pride”.
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