Pipeline 62 is a 1996 KME Renegade and is our first out engine. It is equipped with 1500 feet of 5inch Large Diameter Hose. This engine carries 750 gallons of water and is equipped with a 1250 GPM Pump. It’s equipped with three cross lays all 1 ¾ inch, 2 are 200 ft and one is 150ft. It also has a 200ft pre connected 2 ½ inch hose line off the rear of the truck. We have a Task Force Tips Blitzfire. There is also has a pre-connected 50 gallon Foam Tank and is equipped with a portable hydrant. We carry a variety of hand tools on the pipeline including Bullard T4 Thermal imager camera, multi gas meter. The engine is capable of carrying 7 firefighters

Ambulance 62 is a 2008 Life Line Highliner with a Chevy C4500 chassis that has the "Highway Response Kit".  The Ambulance is AED equipped and runs as a BLS Unit in Crum Lynne as well as mutual aid in Ridley Twp.

62-6 was the first Rescue purchased by the S. M. Vauclain Fire Company. 

62-7 was retired in 2008 when the new Chevy Lifeline was delivered.  62-7 was sold to a private ambulance service, who still uses it to this day.

Utility 62 was an old PECO truck that the company acquired. the truck was sold in 2008 to a private buyer in Ridley Park, who still uses the truck for his local business.

The 59 Maxim was sold in 1996 when the company purchased the 96 KME Pumper. The truck was sold to a company down south, and the last we herd, was still in service.

Command 62 was purchased from a New York Police Dept. in 2006.  The car was a state certified QRS Unit, and served as an all purpose utility unit.  The car was also used to transport firefighters to and from school.

The 1904 metropolitan Steamer was graciously donated to the company by our founder Samuel M. Vauclain.