Boronia Pumper

• 2009 Scania Heavy Pumper
• Tank Capacity: 3000 Litres

Boronia Pumper/Tanker

• 2002 2.2 Pumper Tanker
• Tank Capacity: 2000 Litres

Boronia Pumper 2

• 2003 Ford F350 Light Pumper
• Tank Capacity: 1000 Litres

Boronia Support

• 2006 Ford Territory

Combination Pumper

• Commissioned 1981

International Type 1 Pumper

• Commissioned 1980
• Originally Pink before being repainted red

International 450 Pumper

• In service at Boronia in early 1980's
• AB130 Series International 450 gpm front-mounted pumper

International 650 Pumper

• C1300 Series International 650 gpm Front-mounted Pumper
• In service from 1970 to 1977

K6 International Pumper

• Assigned after members 'withdrew' services during pumper allocation dispute.
• Issued to Bayswater in 1970 when the 650 Pumper allocated to Boronia

Austin Pumper

• 1950's model
• Thompson 350 gpm Front mounted pump

Ford Utility

• Replaced Chevrolet in 1944
• Front mounted pump

2.2D Tanker

• Commissioned 1992

3.4L Hino Tanker

• Commissioned 1986
• Initially came into service to replace The Basin's Bedford State Spare Tanker. The lengthened chassis of the "L" meant it wouldn't fit into the engine bay in the station. The ACCO 610 from Boronia went to The Basin and the 3.4L came to Boronia. The 3.4L went to Eildon (Region 12) in 1992.

International Acco 610 Tanker

• Commissioned 1984
• 3.4 Tanker

K600 Series Ford Tanker

• Brigade owned vehicle commissioned 1967
• Diesel Engine
• This vehicle has been restored and the photo was taken at Boronia's open day in 2003

Blitz Tanker

• Built by Brigade members 1954
• 350 gpm
• 'Live' hose reel

Hazmat

• Officially commissioned 1993
• Brigade owned vehicle
• Provided salvage equipment in side lockers and Hazmat equipment in large rear locker.
• Presently in service at Mildura, Region 18

Salvage

• Early salvage transported Salvage and Hazmat equipment
• Equipment outgrew appliance, leading to purchase of new Hazmat

Support

• Commenced Service in mid 2000's

Chevrolet Utility

• First Boronia Fire Truck
• Commenced Service in 1942
• Did not have a pump as it was said that the water pressure in the area was sufficient