This vehicle has been replaced with a brand new Pierce.  Photo soon to come.
This vehicle was custom built in 1987 by Welch on a Ford chassis for the St. Germain Fire Department.  It has a 1500 gallon booster tank and a 750 gpm pump by W. S. Darley and Co.  It also has a 12 inch dump chute on the back so it can double as a tanker.   It has a Caterpillar engine with a 4 speed Allison automatic transmission.  It was purchased by the Town of St. Germain at a cost of $89,000.

Our tanker is a 3000 gallon Marion super dumper built on a 2000 Sterling chassis.  It has a Caterpillar engine and a 6 speed Allison automatic transmission.  It can dump water out of either side or the rear and with the hydralic lift, it's capable of dumping it's entire 3000 gallon load in just over a minute.  The chassis was paid for by the Town of St. Germain at a cost of $85,000 and the body was purchased with Fire Department fund raising money at a cost of $27,000..

Our rescue van is a 1997 Chevy 1 ton which was purchased thru Sedlak's Chevrolet.  After purchasing the van, it was sent to Texas to be converted to 4 wheel drive.  After it's trip down south, it returned to Rhinelander where the extended top was added.  At that point it went to Boulder Junction to have custom cabinets installed.  It was paid for in full by Fire Department fund raising money at a cost of $35,000.

This vehicle is currently not being used.  It's fate is yet to be determined.
Our Heavy Rescue unit was purchased used in 2002 from New York.  It's a 1985 with a Caterpillar engine and a 4 speed Allison automatic transmission.  It carries specialized rescue equipment, a 4 bottle, 4500 psi cascade system, and various other equipment for fires and rescues.  It has a PTO driven 20 KW generator and 10,000 watts of lighting.  It was paid for in full by Fire Department fund raising money at a cost of $58,000.

This vehicle has been replaced with a 1990 refurbished Pierce Tele-Squirt.  Photo soon to come.
Our Ladder truck is a 1964 American LaFrance that was refurbished by Pierce in 1985.  It has a 65 foot ladder, a 1000 gpm pump and no booster tank.  It was purchased from the city of Algoma, WI at a cost of $7000.  After purchase, the ladder was sent in to be rebuilt at a cost of $7000.  This truck was paid for in full by Fire Department fund raising money.

Our Brush Truck is a 1985 Chevy 1 ton 4 wheel drive with tandem wheels, a 454 cu. in. engine and an automatic transmission.  It was an army surplus vehicle which was origanlly an ambulance in Germany but it was to wide for their roads over there and they had problems with the vehicles rolling over.  The ambulance bodies were stipped and the trucks sent back to the states.  The body was custom built for the fire department by J & B Fabricating and Repair in Tilledo, WI.  Total cost of the vehicle was $18,000 and was paid for in full by Fire Department fund raising money.

This vehicle is a 2002, 4 door, 4 wheel drive, 3/4 ton Chevy.  It is used as a personnel carrier, for hauling hoses back from a fire, pulling the John Deere Gator and is also fully equiped for rescue calls.  It was paid for in full by Fire Department fund raising money at a cost of $33,000.