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1935 Ford Tank 1
1935 Tank 1 and 1938 Engine 5
Supporting any brush fire operation would require a tanker. Falmouth operated this 1935 Ford 800 gallon tanker as Tank 35. It served until 1965. Some departments built engines that could also serve as tankers and be able to battle grass and brush fires. Maxim built this large pumper for Falmouth in 1938. Falmouth Engine 5 had a 500 gpm pump and 1000 gallon tank. It was assigned to East Falmouth from 1938 to 1963 Falmouth Engine 5 was mostly water tank. Upon retirement from Falmouth it served another 7 years as Mashpee's Engine 5.
1942 (1939) Ford County No.1
1940s Scout Car
1940s Power Wagon Falmouth Dodge Power Wagon brush truck from 1940s.
1946 Dodge Power Wagon brush breaker
Originally Falmouth Car 30 had about a 200 gallon tank. It was "retired" around 1980 and had a second career protecting Naushon Island.
1946 Dodge Power Wagon
Upon its final retirement in 2009 from Naushon,
the old breaker was purchased privately and restored
to beautiful and near original condition. It is currently (2010) kept in Bourne.
1956-57 Ford/Maxim County No. 1 C15
1965 Int/Maxim 1000 gal Tanker 1 / 35
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