Door Tips

[@lexluthor3890]

Wow, this stuff should be taught to more than just firefighters...

[@bodyrumuae2914]

I'm not a firefighter, I don't have a tool like this, but now I have a video to refer to again for a reminder that offers some ideas of what to do should I find myself in such a situation.

[@michaelbranson5789]

This is excellent training material.

[@mr.randomgamer888]

That's actually pretty nice and informative

[@MalickMan]

Very good. I learned something I can use on the fire scene.

[@landslave]

Drive the entire knob assembly through the door into the hallway, Works immediately, reliably with one swing, and easy to locate the landmarks, even in smoke.

[@forestdenizen6497]

The presenter sounds like a heavy smoker. At least 3 houses per day.

[@ofcv1238]

Outstanding video, thank you !

[@eligebrown8998]

This is definitely usefull information. Thanks for sharing and be safe

[@firechiefsampolitano1541]

Putting it over a hole in the floor will work as long as it's not a hollow core door.

[@rhywnn]

As the example shows?

[@kmonnier]

Renters sure are hard on the place

[@rhoonah5849]

Switch hitting with a halligan... I like it.

[@watchthe1369]

LoL sometimes it is a toss up which is more destructive, the fire or the cure..... A pretty natural process. :P

[@MrWolfSnack]

Neither matters, the insurance will cover it. Firefighting damage goes with the fire coverage plan.

[@fuzzylop9164]

This reminds me of my paramedic class where the guys teaching it kept saying " now if we had american cars to work on this would work much easier. 😂

[@Unnecessarilylongexplanations]

If all else fails, cry on the fire

[@Moscow127]

I live in Russia, and wanted to know where America produces this scrap Halligan. Do they have a website, or at what factory they are produced? What is their wholesale price , and retail?

[@chumccurry1765]

WINNER OF FIRE Google Fire hooks halligan , sir. Wish you luck.

[@epaminondasscuccato9248]

You can find it in amazon.com you can by it there.

[@firechiefsampolitano1541]

Edarley.com, good luck brother.

[@firerescue6532]

So.e doors are not easy to bust like that !!

[@traildog_adventures]

Interior doors like this are all this easy, exterior doors are another story.

[@rhywnn]

Screwless doors come off like this...

[@tateswensen1355]

Scary

[@sparkthefirebuff4]

Rescue 3

[@stevegiu4232]

Its better than a hole in the floor

[@stuff6597]

Can you kick it?

[@mikeggg1979]

Fire Dept Of NY? Dudes not fdny

[@ashleyshoemaker4355]

How do you know?

[@bouchee2007]

@@ashleyshoemaker4355 he was there, didnt you see him standing in the corner holding the camera? lol

[@JB91710]

Think about the money that is spent by a town fighting fires. The time it takes to get doors open to rescue victims and get interior fires extinguished. The increased costs to insurance companies for all the extra damage that wasted time can cause. The cost of fixing the front door when it is only needed for entry when the fire could be in the garage or other remote location. All commercial buildings have Knox Box by the entry doors. The fire department has a key to that box and the building entry key is inside it. Put a Knox Box at the front door of every residential structure. The town, the insurance companies and the homeowner could all chip in, and entry could take just seconds and with no damage.

[@Stargazzer811]

No city or town would ever pay the few thousand dollars for each box to make that happen. Besides insurance companies don't care how much needs to be spent to repair a house. They will hire the cheapest contractors they can and raise everyone's insurance for a year and make back triple what they spent.

[@timetravelingoldman6839]

He just threw that Fire Fighter out the window wtf