This vehicle was custom built for Diamond Fire Company in 2009. It is on a 4-wheel drive 7400-series WorkStar chassis built by International Trucks and the body was built in Nesquehoning, Pennsylvania by KME Fire Apparatus. It has seating for 5 firefighters, a 500-gallon water tank and a 1500 GPM pump with 20 gallons each of class "A" and class "B" foam with pump-and-roll capability and a front turret nozzle. Additional pictures are here.
2009 International/KME
Interface Pumper
This vehicle was custom built for Diamond Fire Company in 2002. The chassis was built in Cleveland, North Carolina and the body/ladder was built in Ephrata, Pennsylvania. The ladder truck has seating for 6 firefighters and is powered by a Detroit Diesel with an Allison Automatic Transmission. It is equipped with a 75' ladder, a 2000 GPM pump and 500 gallons of water. This vehicle is first out to all dwelling and structure fires.
2002 75' American LaFrance/LTI
Quint
This vehicle was custom built for Diamond Fire Company by Saulsbury Fire Apparatus in Tully, New York in 1995. The rescue-pumper has seating for 10 firefighters and is powered by a Detroit Diesel with an Allison Automatic Transmission. It has a 1750 GPM pump and 750 gallons of water. It is equipped with the Hurst "Jaws of Life". This vehicle responds to all motor vehicle accidents, hazardous material incidents and structure fires.
1995 Spartan/Saulsbury
Rescue Pumper
In January of 2006, a 1993 International/Swab 19' rescue truck was purchased from the Macungie Fire Company to replace our 1982 step-van and was placed in service in March of 2006. It is equipped with an AED, Haz-Mat and fire police equipment.
1993 International/Swab 19' Rescue Truck
Squad Unit
This vehicle was obtained from the Pennsylvania Bureau of Forestry in May of 1999 and after extensive refurbishing, the vehicle was placed into service in May of 2000. This vehicle is used for brush fires and wildland fires and is also used for rescue incidents along the Lehigh Canal Towpath. It has a 500-gallon water tank, 300 gallon per minute pump and numerous brush equipment.
1970 /89 AMC Kaiser 6X6
Brush/Wildfire Truck
This vehicle was obtained from the Pennsylvania Bureau of Forestry in 2008. The vehicle had all paint and body work performed by Sules Collision Center, Slatington, Pennsylvania. All lettering was completed by Bill Naier of Scribble's and Drip's. Emergency lighting was installed by our own personnel. The vehicle was placed into service in June of 2009. This vehicle is used for carrying additional personnel and equipment to emergency scenes as well as pulling our fire safety trailer and ATV.
1989 Ford F-350 4X4 Crew Cab
Utility Truck
We purchased a Polaris Ranger 700 ATV for $15,548.56 with a State Fire Commissioner grant. This was placed into service in February 2008. This vehicle is used for off-road incidents and special functions within the borough.
Polaris Ranger 700 ATV
This vehicle was custom built for Diamond Fire Company by American LaFrance in Elmira, New York in 1963. It was equipped with a 1,000 gallon water tank and 1,000 gallon per minute pump.
1963 American LaFrance Pumper
In 1986, this vehicle was completely refurbished by American LaFrance at its former Service Center in Dunmore, PA. This engine has seating for five firefighters and is powered by a Detroit Diesel with an Allison Automatic Transmission. It responded as a back up engine to most fire emergencies. It was equipped with a 500 gallon water tank and a 1,500 GPM pump.
1963 American LaFrance Pumper
Refurbished in 1986
In May of 2000, this vehicle was sold to Elkland Fire Department in Tioga County, PA.
This vehicle was custom built for Diamond Fire Company by American LaFrance in Elmira, New York in 1969. It was equipped with a 500 gallon water tank and 250 gallon per minute H.P. pump.
1969 American LaFrance Pioneer Pumper
In 1982, this unit was sold to Fannett Metal Fire Company, Dry Run (Franklin County), Pennsylvania.
1969 Pioneer Pumper at Fannett Metal Fire Co.
It was then sold to the Turbot Township Fire Company, Northumberland County, Pennsylvania.
1969 Pioneer Pumper at Turbot Fire Company
This vehicle was custom built for the Diamond Fire Company by Saulsbury Fire Apparatus in Tully, New York in 1982. This vehicle was used to provide water supply to areas where fire hydrants do not exist. This tanker has seating for five firefighters and is powered by a Detroit Diesel with an Allison Automatic Transmission. It has a 3,200-gallon water tank.
This vehicle was refurbished by Swab in October of 2003.
In February of 2009 this vehicle was sold to Mid America Fire Apparatus.
This vehicle was custom built for Diamond Fire Company by American LaFrance in Elmira, New York in 1981. It was equipped with a 75' ladder, 500 gallon water tank and 1,500 gallon per minute pump.
1981 American LaFrance
75' Water Chief
In May of 2000, this vehicle was sold to Elkland Fire Department in Tioga County, PA.
1981 American LaFrance Water Chief in service at Elkland, Pa
This vehicle was custom built for Diamond Fire Company in 2001. The chassis was built in Cleveland, North Carolina and the body/ladder was built in Ephrata, Pennsylvania. The ladder truck had seating for 6 firefighters and was powered by a Detroit Diesel with an Allison automatic transmission. It was equipped with a 75' ladder, a 2000 GPM pump and 500 gallons of water. However, due to an engineering error, the vehicle was overweight and had to be re-built on a tandem axle chassis at American LaFrance's expense.
This vehicle was purchased in 1982 and converted into a squad truck to carry additional fire equipment to the scene of emergencies. The squad truck had seating for 3 fire personnel and was powered by a 6.2 Liter Diesel Engine with an Automatic Transmission. This vehicle was used primarily by fire police for traffic control functions, however, was also used for spill control incidents and pump details.
It was replaced in March of 2006 with a 1993 International/Swab 19' rescue truck which was purchased from the Macungie Fire Company and converted into a squad truck. In March of 2007 this vehicle was sold to Walnutport Authority to be used as a utility vehicle.
1982 Chevrolet Step Van
This vehicle was custom built for Diamond Fire Company by Saulsbury Fire Apparatus in Tully, New York in 1983. This vehicle resonded on all medical emergencies and brush fires. It was equipped with an Automatic External Defibrillator.
In January of 2009 this vehicle was sold to an individual in Fairview, Ohio.