Hey guys, I just randomly came across your video and I am very impressed with it. I am an old timer who has gotten out of the job after many years but it is so encouraging to see young people learning good skills and also taking a role in teaching others. Look forward to seeing your other videos. Never stop learning and be safe on the job guys!
Tip to keep them interlocked. Set the forks on the axe head and drop it/slam it on a hard surface. In the fire service, we call this "Marrying the Irons". To unmarry the irons simply drop them or hold the axe upright and tap the end knob on a firm surface
randomly watched this because I'm curious about the halligan bar, but for a very low-budget type production, this was very well done! I was especially impressed with how you didn't really stumble or hesitate, you spoke clearly and confidently and didn't waste any time. great work!
4:40 Nice to know I'm not the only person who has done that. (When I was younger, I spent a full 30 seconds trying to figure out why my key wasn't turning right before I realized someone had left the back door unlocked.)
Good job to my brother and sister! The irons are my favorite tool. It is truly a versatile tool. Keep up the good work and most importantly be safe and always keep in mind the task at hand.
While initial thanks would go to @adamsavage for introing the Halligan to us internet geeks, the gratitude to the folks who put their lives in danger to save ours is immeasurable. Thank you for such an informative video, showing the amazing work that firefighters do.