A question for all you extrication wizards.
An idea, maybe someone has tried it.
In the old days dash roll was easy, attach a chain from the steering wheel column to the front frame. Simply draw the chain together, and the dash rises. On new model vehicles this is no longer an option. At a recent 18 wheeler vs. hondai; head-on, rams weren't much help either. Aiming for rapid extrication, we couldn't play. Later, we thought of this: Drive a halogen down through a vent of the dash, to the floor. Drop a chain down the hole, rap it to a 4x4 placed verticaly against the dash. Rap the other end of the chain to the front frame. Last, draw the chain ends together, with the intent of rolling the dash. Anyone got any opinions, or seen this done B4?
An idea, maybe someone has tried it.
In the old days dash roll was easy, attach a chain from the steering wheel column to the front frame. Simply draw the chain together, and the dash rises. On new model vehicles this is no longer an option. At a recent 18 wheeler vs. hondai; head-on, rams weren't much help either. Aiming for rapid extrication, we couldn't play. Later, we thought of this: Drive a halogen down through a vent of the dash, to the floor. Drop a chain down the hole, rap it to a 4x4 placed verticaly against the dash. Rap the other end of the chain to the front frame. Last, draw the chain ends together, with the intent of rolling the dash. Anyone got any opinions, or seen this done B4?
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