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When the fire departments are putting out fires they have long poles
with a hook on the end to grab and remove boards. In the process of demolishing an old house, I could use one of them. I suspect the hooks are sold separately and are put onto long dowels. Does anyone know what these hooks or the whole poles are called? I want to see if I can get such a thing online. They are not sold at the local stores. If I cant get them, I can probably get the local machine shop to make me a hook, but I need to see a photo so I know what they look like. If I know the name, I can google photos. Thanks |
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