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This group will aim to share various "advanced" vehicle extrication techniques that are not normally taught in "junkyard" classes. Including tactics for cars, pick-ups, SUVs, trucks and buses.
Exchanging information on today's vehicle technology issues and preparing for tommorrow's concerns. Vehicle construction & materials, safety systems, patient management and motive power even vehicle fire concerns - chime in fellow rescuers!
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- We are a new company that has developed a new vehicle extrication appratus using a high power abrasive water cutting tool.
- Web site:
- http://www.fwrtools.com
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