1,000 gallon capacity. Purchased in January 1942. This was the first tank truck with a large capacity to be purchased by any company in the Queen Anne’s County area.
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1,000 gallon capacity. Purchased in January 1942. This was the first tank truck with a large capacity to be purchased by any company in the Queen Anne’s County area.
1948 International (Retired)
1952 Ford “Big Job” Engine 56 was equipped with a 500 gpm pump and a 1000 gallon water tank.
1963 International International chassis with a 1,000 gallon tank and a Barton American 500 g.p.m. front mounted pump. This unit replaced the replace the 1948 International.
1975 International Engine 53, a 750 g.p.m. Barton American on an International chassis with a 1000 gal. tank. This was the first unit placed into service by the company that was painted lime yellow. Since then all apparatus has been painted white over lime-yellow.
1960 Mack Tractor / Hess Trailer In July of 1967, we received a used trailer from the Hess Oil Company with a 6,800 gallon capacity for rural water supply. In March 1968, we purchased a used Mack B Model diesel tractor to pull the 6,800 gal. tanker. The men of the company did all the… Continue reading Tanker 5
1956 Dodge Power Wagon
1967 International Our 6,800-gallon tractor trailer tanker was replaced in 1981 with a 1967 International 4,200 gallon tanker we acquired from an Amoco dealer in Baltimore County. Most of the work in placing this unit in service was done by the members of the Company who volunteered their time and talents. Later, in August of… Continue reading Tanker 5
1978 Hahn Engine 52 was purchased from the Dumfries-Triangle Fire Department in Prince William County, VA in 1991. It was equipped with a 1500gpm waterous pump and a 750 gallon water tank. Engine 52 key equipment features included: rescue equipment and responded on all motor vehicle accidents. It was designated as Engine 52 until its replacement… Continue reading Engine 52
1967 International Our 6,800-gallon tractor trailer tanker was replaced in 1981 with a 1967 International 4,200 gallon tanker we acquired from an Amoco dealer in Baltimore County. Most of the work in placing this unit in service was done by the members of the Company who volunteered their time and talents. Later, in August of… Continue reading Tanker 5
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