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- Two connections and two tool simultaneous use
- 18” long, 14.8” wide and 18.8” deep
- 67#
- 6.5 horsepower Honda engine with patent overdrive - doubles the speed
- 10,500 psi
- NFPA compliant
- Available with OSC couplers

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OVERVIEWForms of mass transit such as city buses and trains require a different type of extrication. That's why Genesis developed the right tool for the job. The Mass Transit Cutter, MTC 230, provides rescue personnel the ability to make successive straight cuts into the sidewall of any bus or rail car. This unique innovation can give rescue personnel the advantage in bus or passenger train extrication. Constructed of high strength, aircraft grade, aluminum alloy forgings with a wear resistant anodized finish. The blades are forged steel. Each control has a built in over-pressurization relief device. This device prevents catastrophic tool failures when couplers are not connected properly.

OVERVIEWThe new Genesis “One Step Coupler” allows for tools to be disconnected and reconnected, without a person returning to the pump’s “dump valve” to relieve pressure. It is “hot swappable”. Our large OSC coupling is very durable and will not fail if inadvertently disconnected while the tool is being used. Older “twin-line” systems of Genesis (and other) manufacture can be easily upgraded to the One Step Coupler. This maintains compatibility with older systems. Please note due to territory restrictions - this product is only available for delivery to Minnesota, Iowa, North Dakota and South Dakota. Please contact us for more information on these and other Genesis products

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OVERVIEWThis state-of-the-art glass cutter features a retractable blade and a spring punch stored out of the way in the handle. Cuts through a windshield quickly and easily. Notched back handle to remove hydraulic lifts on hatchbacks or rolled down windows. The Quik Kut Glass Tool features a retractable blade used to cut through windshields quickly and easily. The spring punch in the top handle of the tool is used to remove tempered glass. The back handle is notched to remove windows that are "rolled down" and for removing hydraulic lifts on hatchbacks.

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