I'm working on trying to convince the higher ups to buy Pro Bars in stead of the Hooligans we have been purchasing.
I'm looking for some evidence that the pins in a Hooligan that hold the fork and adz to the shaft can break, does anyone have any example of this happening, if so how did it happen, what was being done with the tool?
Also I'm looking for any other reasons why the Pro Bar is superior to the Hooligan, I know the pro bar has a skinnier fork and is one solid piece, anything else?
If you don't know what a Hooligan is see here http://www.thefirestore.com/store/pr...standard_claw/
pro bar http://www.thefirestore.com/store/pr..._1442_pro_bar/
I'm looking for some evidence that the pins in a Hooligan that hold the fork and adz to the shaft can break, does anyone have any example of this happening, if so how did it happen, what was being done with the tool?
Also I'm looking for any other reasons why the Pro Bar is superior to the Hooligan, I know the pro bar has a skinnier fork and is one solid piece, anything else?
If you don't know what a Hooligan is see here http://www.thefirestore.com/store/pr...standard_claw/
pro bar http://www.thefirestore.com/store/pr..._1442_pro_bar/
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