Tag Archives: Weber Rescue

The Weber Rescue and Rescue Days Facebook pages are a most follow for rescuers around the world. If you need the text translated into a different language, Facebook makes it as simple as selecting the "See Translation" link in the posting.

For me (Smitty) the guy behind Boron Extrication, 2014 turned out to be a great year. In April, I was honored to teach at FDIC for the HOT Extrication classes.

Checkout Weber Rescue's Tipps & Tricks on a method if the dash must be pushed away but there is no B-pillar or other abutment for attaching the rescue ram (including sill support) available.

Here’s a quick tip from Weber Rescue.  Now before you ask why not just remove the entire.  Let’s look into the background of this technique.   The school of thought is  you have 2 cuts in reinforced material, and 2 cuts ...

If you are not following our friends across the pond at the Weber Rescue facebook Page you are missing out on some great knowledge. Take a look at the two tips and tricks below about spreader arm angles. If the fact that their posts are in typically in German scare you off, it shouldn't. A simple click of a button, you can translate it into any lauguage.

Many of the tool companies provide different forms of training guides and other training aids. One company that goes above and beyond is Weber Rescue.

Below are two quick tips from our friends from Weber rescue Systems.

Here is the new weekly column on BoronExtrication! It's called Five for Friday. Five for Friday will recap 5 different extrication news topics and sometimes sprinkle in items like the Fire Critic's 16 Days of Swag!

Have you ever performed a dash roll and then realize that the ram is really in the way of getting the patient out of the vehicle?

Here a quick step by step from Weber Rescue on how to complete a Fahrzeugsäulen reiben. What's a Fahrzeugsäulen reiben?