battering ram, halligan, hayward

Question 1

hooligan carried

Answer 1

engines trucks

Question 2

hooligan purpose

Answer 2

Heavy duty tool designed to pound, puncture, pry,

and twist.

Question 3

hooligan lengeth

Answer 3

36 inches

Question 4

hooligan weight

Answer 4

10lbs

Question 5

hooligan made by/of

Answer 5

made by paratech

• 3 piece forged heat treated high alloy steel
• 1 inch stress proof bar machined grooved non-slip grips

Question 6

length of hooligan pike

Answer 6

6 inches

Question 7

length of hooligan adez/duckbill

Answer 7

6 inches

Question 8

length of hooilgan claw

Answer 8

7 inches

Question 9

breaking locks/ pad locks

Answer 9

clow end - twist or pry

pike end-apply leverage

Question 10

opening doors hooigan

Answer 10

claw end between door and jamb

Question 11

opening windows

Answer 11

duckbill/ adez between window sill and frame

Question 12

hooligan maintenance

Answer 12

wipe down and apply wd-40

-inspect after each use

Question 13

hayward/clawtool purpose

Answer 13

use for forible entry

cully lugs are used for extra leverage to operate standpipe gate valves and removing stand pipe caps

Question 14

hayward/clawtool lengths/ weight

Answer 14

• 30 inches 7 lbs

- 42 inches 10 lbs

Question 15

hayward/ clawtool parts

Answer 15

fork end
shaft
hook end
     -cully lugs
     -square mounting peg hammer head/ fulcrum point

Question 16

breaking locks with hayward hook

Answer 16

hook end apply leverage

Question 17

removing standpipe caps

Answer 17

cully lugs over cap lugs apply leverage

Question 18

opening/closing standpipe valves (hayward)

Answer 18

cully lugs against gate valve spokes

Question 19

hayward maintence

Answer 19

wipe down with a coat of wd-40 after use

inspect after use`

Question 20

battering ram purpose

Answer 20

forcible entry with heavy doors and walls

Question 21

two man battering ram specs

Answer 21

• 57 inches long
• 48 pounds
• ball end for breaching doors
• forked end for breaking brick walls
• two pair of handles

Question 22

battering ram saftey

Answer 22

use rear handles.

beware of what is behind door/wall. have hose line in place if necessary

Question 23

battering ram operation breaching doors

Answer 23

use ball end hit door close to lock

Question 24

battering ram operation brick walls

Answer 24

use pick headaxe to remove one brick

• use fork end to remove bricks one at a time in a diamond shaped patter
• communicate with partner