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| Channellock 88 6-in-1 Rescue Tool |
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| Manufacturer: Channellock |
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| List Price: $69.95 |
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Product Description |
| The Channellock Rescue Tool is 6 tools in 1, making it an ideal choice for emergencies but also highly useful for everyday tasks. Pliers: Yes |
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Product Details |
- Hardened tool steel punch shatters safety glass
- Laser Heat-treated cutting edges cut wires and cables easily
- Pry-bar quickly pries open windows and doors.
- Slot for shutting off standard gas safety valves.
- Spanner Wrench tightens and loosens hose coupling
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Channellock 88 6 in 1 tool
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| Review Date: September 12, 2009 |
| Reviewer: David Quatrochi, Parker, CO |
| As a firefighter, overall I am happy with the Channellock. I didn't give it 5 stars because of a couple of negatives. In my opinion it is a little too heavy, and a little too long to comfortably carry around in my bunker gear. Also in a perfect world, I would prefer to have the wire cutter larger instead of the plier end. But that is personal preference. On the positive side, I like the gas shutoff, spanner wrench, and the pry bar. It is a very sturdy all in one tool to have with you. |
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| Review Date: August 25, 2009 |
| Reviewer: Inspector Nash Bridges, Baghdad by the Bay |
| You hardly ever see firemen getting police equipment. When was the last time you saw one with a Taser or shotgun? But you do see a lot of cops getting FD items. In my own trunk, I've got a medic bag full of first aid stuff, a halligan tool, an extinguisher, and now, a Channellock 88. It has already come in handy. I've already used it to turn off a fire hydrant in the ghetto. How the heck do those kids open them? Well now I can just turn them off, as opposed to having to call it in and wait for the FD to get there. |
So far so good
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| Review Date: February 27, 2009 |
| Reviewer: J. Russell, LA CO FD 36 |
| I have pried, cut & hammered with it so far & it is proving to be tough enough. As usual, channellock makes a quality tool. I really like the size as it fits in a coat pocket easily. I don't have to return to the apparatus for a tool in most cases. We like to think we would always bring every tool that may be needed, but, as we all know things crop up & you always seem to need the one thing you left at the engine or truck. this little powerhouse is filling the gaps nicely & coming in very handy. |
Firefighter's Dream
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| Review Date: January 17, 2009 |
| Reviewer: John Morrissey, Springfield, Missouri |
| I bought the Channellock 88 6-in-1 Rescue Tool for my son (it was on his Christmas list). He is a firefighter and wanted this so that he would be able to carry the versatile tool with him while he worked. He used it the very next shift that he worked, and now all of the other firefighters want one like it. He is very pleased with the tool. |
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