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Tools To Carry on your helmet
What tools if any Do you carry on your helmet at all times
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Permalink Reply by Firemedic Rob on
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Accountability tags, seatbelt cutter and like a few others a family picture for good luck.
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Permalink Reply by Brian Dumser on
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Yeah. I can't count the number of times that I've been in a structure fire and needed to write a note! LMAO!
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Garrity light, a couple of wedges and my nomex hood up under the suspension straps (until I need to put it on).
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Permalink Reply by Wade Seely on
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Let's see......... a flashlight, door chock, flask, a spiining propeller, those double beer holders, an LED sign that says "I fight what you fear", and a six foot cb antenna.
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Permalink Reply by Paul Montpetit on
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awesome....so that was you I spotted at the last barn fire then......please don't ever fall down...with all the crap you carry you would starve to death before you could get up......LOL
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Permalink Reply by Vic Silverfish on
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That's a great idea! I wonder if the wife will notice a few inches missing from the mop handle...
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Permalink Reply by Norm Tindell on
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2 lights(Vantage spot and LED flood) and 1 wedge, 2 PAR tags
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Permalink Reply by GARY HANSON on
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The dam Bullards we use are too heavy as it is. Any tools I need are carried in my coat pocket.
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Permalink Reply by Bekks on
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Nothing.
Well, the visor that's attached.
I will get a light at some point, waiting on determination on what type is going to be approved for use.
Having an OSH issue with lights being ordered taken off due to entanglement issues.
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Permalink Reply by Rod Irvine on
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my wife isnt home so she will never notice hehehehehehe
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Permalink Reply by Wes on
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42 oz to the lb. My c-spine will rejoice when they are replaced! Only a light on this anchor.
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Paul
I'm still trying to figure out how to put blue lights on it so that I can pass people on scene.
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