From the Manufacturer 26 ounces of valve-twisting, wire-cutting, life-saving power in your pocket. Channellock's Rescue Tool is packed with functionality, yet so small it will fit in your pocket and so light, it won't slow you down. Its aggressive cross-hatch teeth twist and pull anything that gets in your way.
USED ALLEN CO 1 1/2 FIRE HOSE VALVE NO 618R WITH CHAINED CAP AND EXTENSION ADJUSTS SMOOTHLY DOES HAVE A FEW SMALL SCRATCHES WOULD CLEAN UP NICELY ALSO LISTING 2 2 1/2 INCH VALVES WEIGHT 5 3/8 POUNDS Please email any questions.
USED ALLEN CO 2 1/2 U FIRE HOSE VALVE WITH CHAINED CAP ADJUSTS SMOOTHLY DOES HAVE A FEW SMALL SCRATCHES WOULD CLEAN UP NICELY ALSO LISTING 1 1/2 INCH VALVES WEIGHT 9 7/8 POUNDS Please email any questions.
This is a custom made tool, that is made for firefighters. The tools are made to be a preferred alternative to packing your turnout pockets with a ton of excess tools. My intent was to design a tool that would provide multiple purposes without sacrificing size or ability.
TFT - FS2095P - TWISTER WITH GRIP Also featuring search light on the handle grip. This can proivde a bright LED light when needed. Flow Control Method Selectable Flow at a pressure (flow changes with pattern) Flow Rate 20 & 95 gpm (75 & 360 l/min) Coupli
1 1/2 " Angle Fire Hose Valve - Female NPT x Female NPT Used with Fire Hose Rack assembly, or as a Fire Department outlet connection.Cast brass, 300 PSI,UL listed/FM Approved
Ansul K-10-E Hydro tested March of 2007 last inspected 2009 appears to be charged, the Cintas tag is still around the hose/valve there is no evidence of discharge. The hose end holder is bent slightly but could be straightened. Listed shipping is to continental US only
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