2007  KME  Predator Panther pumper 8 man cab 2000 gpm Hale pump 1000 gallon booster tank
2004 4 Guys/ International  2000 gallon tanker 500 gpm  Darley PTO pump 2000 gallon water tank
1975  Hahn/International Rescue  1000 gmp front mount pump 1000 gallons of water on-board Amkus rescue tools
Ambulance 9  2008 F-450 4x4 Horton Body
Support 9 1999 GMC Yukon

Apparatus History 

The first new piece of apparatus was a 1933 Ward La France. It is now privately owned in Elmira, NY. 

A 1946 Chevrolet with a homemade industrial ump with a separate motor to run the pump. The members of the Fire Company built this truck and it is now privately owned. 

A 1950 Diamond T Ladder truck was purchased from Honesdale. It is privately owned by a person in Montrose, PA 

A 1954 Ward was purchased and eventually was sold to Ned Sherman, in 1978. It was restored and is used in local parades, and other special events. 

A 1950 Ford Rescue Truck came from Hamburg, Pa. The body was placed on the original Rescue 3 which is the 1975 International/Hahn Chassis we have now.  The truck was totally refurbished, with a new Hahn body in 1986, by the late Lyle & Dave Lindsey (Fire Equipment Sales). This truck is still in service today, and is used as our Rescue Truck/Pumper. 

Our 1967 Ward Lafrance was in service for 40 years when it was retired in 2007, Ned Sherman now owns the truck.

The Fire Company's first and only Tanker is a 1969 Dodge .  It was retired in February of 2003.  A new 2003 International 2000 gallon tanker was ordered in April 2003.

The first Ambulance was an old Studabaker Hearse .  It was used by the Colvin Family and then by Willard Baker the Funeral Director, which is now Litwins Funeral Home.  It was then used as the first Factoryville Ambulance. 

The Fire Company has owned a Springfield Box Type 3 Ambulance , a 1961 International Travalall , a 1958 Cadillac , a 1971 Cadillac , a 1987 Horton , a 1992 Marquee Ambulance , and a 1997 Horton 350. 

The Fire Company currently runs a 2003 Horton 450 which was purchased in March 2003. The  1987 Horton was involved in a head on collision with a log truck on Routes 6 & 11.  The 1961 Travalall was purchased by Ned Sherman, and then was resold.