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r <br /> •j�, ^t� ` � <br /> . ' f ^ 9 <br /> ' . SUPP. 1, voL. ii ' Transmittal 19 <br /> Chap. Iv . February 26, 1971 � <br /> Exh. �I I I `� � <br /> EXHIBIT III <br /> ACCESS AND EXTRZCATION EQUIPMENT FOR AI�ULA.*iCE USE � <br /> 1. WRENCH (1), 12"� with adjustable open end. <br /> 2. SCREf�1 DRIITER (1), 12", with regular�blade. ' <br /> 3. SCREW DRIVER (1), 12", Phillipe type. <br /> 4. HACKSAW (1), with 12 wire (carbide) bladea. � � <br /> S. PLIERS (1), 10" vise-grip. I <br /> 6. H�4SER (1}, 5-point, with 15" handle. <br /> 7. FIRE AXE (1), with 24" handle. <br /> 8. WRECKING BAR (1), 24". (Bar and two preceding items can either be <br /> separate oz combined as a forcible entry tool.) � <br /> 9. CRCl�BAR (1), 51 inches, with pinch point. . � <br /> 10. BOLT CUTTER (1), with 1-1/4" jaw opening. � <br /> 11. PO'w'ER JACK and SPREADEP. TQ�L (1), Portab2e. �-j <br /> 12. SHOVEL jI), 49 inches, with pointed blade. <br /> 13. DOUBLE-ACTION TIN SNIP (1), minimum 8". <br /> 14. ' MANILA k�PES (2)� each 50' long x 3/4" die. A pawer winch is <br /> optional. A front-mounted winch with a minimum capacity of two tons <br /> is recomcnended, particularly in areas where it would not otherwise be <br /> � readily available., Ia addition to rated cable, ambulance should carry <br /> a 15-foot rated chain With one grab hook and one running hook. <br /> i <br /> . � <br /> List as Fublished in The American Colleqe of Surgeons Bulletin, (MaY 1970). <br /> -12- <br /> � <br /> � <br /> . � - , <br /> � <br /> � <br /> � <br /> E <br /> EXHIBIT C <br />