1908 Howe.jpg

This is the only photo we have in our archives of our first piece of equipment, a 1908 Howe Hand Drawn Pumper. Our first piece of equipment purchased by our founders was delivered on May 13th 1908 for $796. This hand drawn water and chemical piece was in service until 1922 when our first "motorized" piece of equipment was purchased. 

Once replaced, it was donated to the newly formed Fegleysville Fire Company, now known as New Hanover Fire Company, and later destroyed in a fire.

1922 REO/Hale

Our first motorized piece of equipment was a 1922 REO / Hale Pumper purchased at a cost of $3650.

After being taken out of service, it was sold to a local coal dealer who only wanted it for the PTO unit.

1941 GMC

According to our records, our 1941 GMC Pumper was first sold to a township resident and later to the Perkiomen Fire Company.

1952 GMC Tanker

This photo was taken just before 58-32 was transported to Arkansas

1959 Ford/Harwick Pumper

This was sold to a broker in 1993 and headed to Arkansas

1967 Chevrolet with a Boyertown body

58-81 was sold to a local businessman in the mid 90's

1971 Ford/Imperial Tanker

58-31 left our station June 29th, 2006 for Oklahoma with only 18,000 miles on the odometer

1976 Mack Pumper

Purchased in 1977 and refurbed 13 years later, our "Bulldog" was upgraded with an enclosed jump-seat area and a stainless steel body. On Sunday October 3rd 2005, after 28 years of service, 58-22 pulled out of our engine room for the last time

1989 Ford/Yankee Coach

In the spring of 2012, this was sold to the Sassamansville Fire Co. to serve as their Fire Police vehicle.

1993 Spartan / 4 Guys

On April 11, 2014 Engine 58-1 was sold to the Russellville Fire Dept of Russellville Ohio.