Rescue Set Rs-10

US $700.00

Barstow, California, United States
Jan 30th

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This used kit will accomplish 99% of your auto extrication needs. It is ideal for automobile, industrial, farm, structural collapse and construction releases. The kit weighs 150 lbs and comes in a 16 gauge metal storage box comes with a 2" deep small tool tray, two lockable/sealable latches and large folding handles on each end. The used RS-10 Extricator Kit is used in vehicle extrications to open damaged doors, raise clutch and break pedals by using the Spreader and Wedge in combination. The 2 ton Come-A-Long and rescue chains are used to pull seats, doors, steering columns, break and clutch pedals, and to roll body panels out of the way. The 5 ton Straight Ram and attachments are used to raise the dash, move pedals and push metal within the vehicle to free trapped victim. The 5 ton Straight Ram with attachments is also used to lift heavy objects or provide structural support during confined space and rescue operations. The 2 Ton Come-A-Long and chain slings are used in combination with other tools in this rescue set to pull automobile doors, raise steering columns and dash boards, move seats, secure vehicles and raise heavy objects during rescue operations. The accompanying small hand tools are an essential part of this set. The hand tools are the most frequently needed hand tools for auto extrication and industrial rescue situations. "The Original Extricator Rescue Set" contains the tools that will allow you to cut, move and remove entrapping objects by pushing and pulling material in multiple directions at the same time as illustrated above. "The Original Extricator Rescue Set" has recently been updated with completely redesigned heavy duty high speed H2T steel pumps. The H2T pump's design provides increased speed and reliability in tough rescue applications. New features include vertical or horizontal pump operation to provide reliability and ease of operation for many years. The new larger high flow piston design and larger hydraulic reservoir of the pump and new high flow quick couplings provide more rapid tool operation and reduced pump strokes. The hydraulic reservoir fill port has been relocated to the top of the reservoir for easy inspection and refilling without the need for special filling stands. The internal pressure relief valve provides overload protection complying with OSHA, ANSI/ASME B30.1 safety standards. A new larger hydraulic fluid control valve has been designed for easy operation while wearing gloves. The longer pump handle with ergonomic grip have been integrated into the design to provide a better grip and ease of operation. 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Precision machined and burnished cylinder bore are provided to extend seal life and improve spring retraction rates, high quality specially designed seals are used to provide long life and optimum performance. The heavy duty piston retaining ring prevents prevent blowout and eliminate deformation, heavy duty bearings are designed to resist side load and prevent galling. The new hydraulic cylinders have an unprecedented lifetime warranty against material and workmanship defect. A new redesigned 2 Ton Come-A-Long with a spare handle is included in this rescue set. The new Come-A-Long provides an addition 1.5 feet of lift with a 2 ton load, lighter weight, reversible handle and a shorter hook to hook distance. The RS-10 "Original Extricator Kit" is used in vehicle extrications to open damaged doors, raise clutch and brake pedals by using the Spreader and Wedge in combination. The Come-a-Long and chains are used to pull seats, doors, steering columns, brake and clutch pedals and to roll quarter panels out of the way. The Straight Ram and attachments are used to raise the dash, move pedals and push metal within the vehicle to free trapped victims. The ram is also used to lift heavy objects. The accompanying small hand tools are an essential part of this set. The kit will allow you to move entrapping objects in multiple directions at the same time.