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Extrication Tools
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Brandon Krause Jun 9, 2009.
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Brandon Krause replied to Lt. Dan's discussion Extrication Tools"We use Genesis tools in our department and we love them. The are light weight (even the large set), and very user friendly. They use a push button operation so no twisting of the wrist, just thumb and index finger contols. I would highly recomend…"
D. Williams replied to Lt. Dan's discussion Extrication Tools"Heres an article with a pic. You had the manufacturer right and almost the name of the tool also.
http://www.fireengineering.com/display_article/335895/25/none/none/CAPN/New-Genesis-hydraulic-cutter-earns-perfect-NFPA-test-score"
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Lt. Dan posted a discussionExtrication Tools
Has anyone seen the cutter that got all 9's on the NFPA test? I think it is made by Genesis.
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- At 11:31am on June 4, 2009, Bobby Halton said…
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