Jan 6, 2008 · Rabbit or bunny Tool Vs Halligan/Irons , also what do you prefer with your halligan a flathead axe or a sledge hammer. The flathead is good to use as a wedge and u can chop …

Jan 18, 2007 · Anybody out there have information on the possible application of the Rabbit Tool for outward (toward) swinging doors, especially in commercial occupancies? The rabbitt tool …

Mar 19, 2003 · General firefighting discussion Remember 9-11-01 FDNY, NYPD, PAPD, NYPH Keith Fairben, FPFD LT, Paramedic NYPH, most of all, friend. You will not be forgotten …

Jan 20, 2008 · The Rabbit tool was invented by a career officer from the Prince Georges County Fire Department by name of Jimmy "Hare" (hence the name Rabbit) as well as one of the …

Jun 11, 2003 · Re: The Rabbit Tool Broke...Now What???? Originally posted by E229Lt Just wondering if the "BASICS" are really dying a quick death. What are basics? I think the fire …

Jan 13, 2008 · The Rabbit tool is designed for inward swinging doors period. Yeah, I realize there are times on those doors when you can spread the jamb/door enough to possibly release a …

Jun 14, 2003 · And, yes, the Rabbit Tool (we now mostly use the Hydra-Ram, which is lighter and easier to operate) has made conventional forcible entry unneccessary in most instances. But, …

Jan 17, 2008 · When it comes to choosing the rabbit/bunny tool or the Halligan tool, the choice depends on the building. If you were a carpenter, would you use a power saw or a hand saw?

Nov 25, 2011 · General firefighting discussion That would be my choice. By far, the best lock pulling tool on the market. The tapered and sharper jaws can grap most any cylinder out there, …

Jun 19, 2002 · Looking for some advice on hydraulic forcible entry tools, (rabbit tool). Just trying to get an idea of what brands are out there, what success people have had with them, any pro's …