Here are some of the tools carried on WCEC engines & trucks. Have questions? Visit the FAQ page.
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Set of “Irons”
Axes and Halligan Bars are classic fire fighting tools and often the first things that go into a fire with firefighters. Often carried together in the “marriage” show here.
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Pike Poles
The hooks in hook and ladder. pike poles are used grab hold of and move hot or burring materials
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Attack Hose
Inch-and-a-half to two-inch in diameter hose that is advanced into a structure to bring water to the seat of the fire, when possible.
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Hose Appliances
Various adapters and values that are connected to hoses to regulate and direct water flow.
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Smoke Ejectors
Powerful electric fans that are used to remove smoke or gases from a structure.
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Hurst Spreaders aka “Jaws of Life”
Powerful hydraulic tools that are used to displace or deform parts of vehicles to gain access to trapped patients.
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Hurst “O” Cutters
Capable of cutting and severing vehicle roof supports.