Tanker 41 - 1989 Autocar/Allegheny 1750 gpm/4300 gal.
Designed as a nurse tanker, this rig features six intakes, eight discharges and assorted length large diameter supply lines on both the front bumper & the rear of the hosebed. In 1997, it operated at the scene of the Sight & Sound Theater (the largest indoor Christian theater in the US) which was the costliest fire in Lancaster County history - at the height of the fire, it supplied FIVE apparatus including two engines and three aerial devices. It was replaced with a 2013 Pierce Velocity 2000/4000 tanker.
This rig has been an active participant in the annual Make-A-Wish truck convoy. While the neighboring Lafayette Fire Co. holds the distinction of the being the first Lancaster County fire company to enter a fire truck in the convoy (since the early 1990’s which they still continue to participate in), Tanker 41 was the first fire truck to be in the top thirty fundraiser category. Driven by Firefighter Rick Nields, this rig has ranked in the 19th & 27th positions in the Top 30 fundraisers in the convoy.