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Below are pictures of apparatus owned and operated by the Signal Hill Fire Department that have been retired or sold.

1st Truck

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Purchased in 1946, this International truck was one of the first trucks owned by the fire department. The truck was sold to a department in Missiouri in 1963.

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Picture of Chief Kenneth Reynolds and Attorney Ralph Lesemann recieving the keys to the new truck from Eugene Towers from Towers Fire Apparatus.








Photo courtesy of the Goalby Family


Truck #1

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Truck #5

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1967 Ford/Towers Pumper
Sold to Ewing Northern Fire Protection District in 1992

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Truck #6

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Truck #7

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A 1982 Ford/3D pumper, this truck was designed and built with one mission in mind.  Water.  Truck #7 had a 750 gallon per minute pump but carried no water.  This truck had a reel on the back that carried 4" supply hose.  This mission of this truck was to supply large amounts of water to a fire scene with the hose that it carried, but make it easy for firefighters to "lay out" and "pick up" the hose.

Truck #7 was sold in 1993.

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Truck 8 - Rescue 110

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Truck 9 - Engine 111 / Engine 4711

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Engine 4712

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Rescue 4710

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Engine 4713

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