Valley Forge Volunteer Fire Company

Chester County, PA - Station 68

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Valley Forge Volunteer Fire Co.
Apparatus
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Engine 68-5 (Retired)


 

1- 150’ 1 Ύ” Crosslay
1- 250’ 1 Ύ” Crosslay
800’ 5” supply line
300’ 3” Blitz Line’
Valley Forge Lay (leader line set)
Seating for 6 people, a Driver, Officer and 4 Fire Fighters
4 – Survivair 4500 psi SCBA
1,500 Gallon Water Tank
1,500 GPM Waterous pump

 
Engine 68-5 was a 1980 Pierce on a White brand chassis, it is our second out engine from our substation.  “5” as we call it, was our oldest active piece of apparatus until it was retired on September 1, 2008.  68-5 was classified as a Pumper Tanker under NFPA which means that it had all of the functionality of an attack engine but carried enough water to be called a tanker (1,500 gallons or more). 

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P.O. Box 62  630 Valley Park Road  Valley Forge, PA 19481