MES Rescue Tool Specialist Tony Bedenbaugh conducted a demonstration July 22, 2014 with members of Central Fire Department and Pickens County Emergency Management (SC). They used the Hurst eDraulic 2.0 SP310 spreader, S700 cutter, R411 ram, SC357 combi tool and had four vehicles to work on. They were given only two EXL batteries to start with and started on the third car before changing to a third battery. Impressive, cant believe it were the words of the responders. They also liked the 110v adapter plus available with the eDraulics. They also used the MES crash bag, Rhyno Windshield cutter, Protecto Wrap, and the Fox Fury Nomad light.
Posted on: Tue, 29 Jul 2014 13:00:00 +0000
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