Do you carry one of these safety gizmos?

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SpencerPJ said:
I feel if I could reach for the cutter, I could push the seat belt release button.
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And if it will not release from being damaged or whatever?

I figure it is better to have it and not need it than to need it and not have it.

Most safety equipment is very rarely needed. But when it is . . .

But I still don't think I need them for my motorcycles. . . .

-Don- Reno, NV
 
CharlesinGA said:
In the drivers door storage pocket along with the IR gun for measuring tire temps.

Charles
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Good spot. in a Rollover it's Who knows where cause it fell out of the pocket.
I have one but it's not in the door pocket.

Watching Chilli Willie cartoon. The Antagonist (Dog I think). throws' a Boomerang Brick. Says "Boomerang brick, I don't get it.... he got it.
 
Is this actually an affiliate link from OP or from someplace OP that may have prompted OP's question?

Usually you can tell simply by the length of the URL vs a direct query on Amazon.com as affiliates have lots of extra length...

Just curious.

Meanwhile, this is the type of tool that is NOT for us, it's for us to save others. Same as a fire extinguisher in a MH, your job is to get out if there is a fire inside as you do not have time to grab an extinguisher...
 
Domo said:
Is this actually an affiliate link from OP or from someplace OP that may have prompted OP's question?
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You've GOT to be kidding.
Domo said:
Usually you can tell simply by the length of the URL vs a direct query on Amazon.com as affiliates have lots of extra length...

Just curious.
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You want to study up on Amazon URLs and affiliate linking! This is simply the results of a search and returned dozens of these things. Doesn't that give you a clue???
Domo said:
Meanwhile, this is the type of tool that is NOT for us, it's for us to save others. Same as a fire extinguisher in a MH, your job is to get out if there is a fire inside as you do not have time to grab an extinguisher...
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Exactly. We bought a couple a few months ago after watching a news story showing how to use them. Also, the recent thread here re. getting a kid out of locked Tesla reminded me again how having something simple like this could be a life saver. Seemed like a timely reminder for those unfamiliar with this kind of tool
 
jymbee said:
You've GOT to be kidding.

You want to study up on Amazon URLs and affiliate linking! This is simply the results of a search and returned dozens of these things. Doesn't that give you a clue???

Exactly. We bought a couple a few months ago after watching a news story showing how to use them. Also, the recent thread here re. getting a kid out of locked Tesla reminded me again how having something simple like this could be a life saver. Seemed like a timely reminder for those unfamiliar with this kind of tool
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No, I'm not kidding. It seems every day we are all bombarded with reports of scams and come-ons. Even last Friday our bank stopped ten attempted charges from a vendor we don't know and never visited (thank you very much for protecting us, Chase). Our replacement card will arrive tomorrow.

Given what we hear and read on a daily basis none of us should be offended when others comment with caution or act gun shy.

I am also sorry that that is our reality.

And, yes, the tool is handy to help others.
 
The drink holder/table that sits over the dog house of my motorhome was pretty much useless. So I built a larger unit that has two drawers. On the drawer that is pretty much half way between the driver and passenger seats, I screwed the safety devise holder to the face of the drawer. So now it acts as a handle and is easily accessible from either seats.
 
I never know what to buy five grandkids and two sets of their parents for Christmas. About three years ago when my first grandchild was getting his driver's license, I bought each of my sons and their wives and the oldest kid a safety set for their cars. It consisted of one of those seat belt cutters, a little hammer for breaking window glass, yellow safety vests, triangles, and electric flares, and it all came in a small canvas bag. Don't know if they still have them yet, but this reminds me there are three more drivers in the family. Also, I supposed the oldest grandson could also use something like that for flying now that he has his license at age 19. He is looking at universities with aeronautics programs for next year, after he completed community college. I'll have to research airplane safety equipment.
 
JudyJB said:
I never know what to buy five grandkids and two sets of their parents for Christmas. About three years ago when my first grandchild was getting his driver's license, I bought each of my sons and their wives and the oldest kid a safety set for their cars. It consisted of one of those seat belt cutters, a little hammer for breaking window glass, yellow safety vests, triangles, and electric flares, and it all came in a small canvas bag. Don't know if they still have them yet, but this reminds me there are three more drivers in the family. Also, I supposed the oldest grandson could also use something like that for flying now that he has his license at age 19. He is looking at universities with aeronautics programs for next year, after he completed community college. I'll have to research airplane safety equipment.
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