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RESCUE SAWS, KITS, BLADES & ACCESSORIES AM083 Contains: Partner/Husqvarna K-12 FD 94cc 14" firerescue saw, full size steel case or aluminum space saver case, fire-department carbide tipped blade, 2 combination steel/concrete rescue abrasive wheels, 14" SAW safety gas can, hearing protector, goggles, spare belt and air filter, air filter oil, 2-cycle engine oil, can of gasoline stabilizer, combination screwdriver/wrench and instruction manual. AR179 Contains: Modified 94cc Partner/Husqvarna K970 94cc active 2 cycle gas engine. Fire Department modifications include: constant on “READY START” ignition switch, large “D” Handle starter grip, chrome plated blade guard with welded “D” ring for attaching saw sling and saw carrying sling. Blade sold separately AW198 Contains: Partner/Husqvarna K-12 FD 94cc 14" saw, diamond plate aluminum case, Maxi blade, four rescue abrasive wheels for cutting both steel and concrete, safety gas can, hearing protector, goggles, spare belt and air filter, air filter oil, 2-cycle engine oil, can of gasoline stabilizer, combination screwdriver/ wrench and instruction manual. FEATURES: KIT INCLUDES: u u 94­­cc 2-cycle gas engine Partner/Husqvarna K-12 RESCUE TOOLS u Lightweight - 22.7 lbs. FD 94cc 14" saw u u Chrome blade guard Steel case Aluminum Case u Large “D” handle starter u Carbide tipped blade u Carrying sling u 2-Rescue abrasive wheels u Reflective lettering u Safety gas can u Hearing protector u Goggles u Spare belt and air filter u Air filter oil and engine oil u Gasoline stabilizer u Combo screwdriver/wrench u Instruction manual Steel Case AM083 K-12 FD Standard 14" Rescue Saw Kit with Full Size Steel Case $2,470.95 1.800.323.0244 | EDARLEY.COM/RESCUE AR179 K-12 FD Fire Department Rescue Saw 14" Guard 95cc Gas Engine $1,798.95 AW198 K-12 FD Mega 14" Rescue Saw Kit with Full Size Aluminum Case $2,863.95 BE278 14" Lightning Diamond Blade - Use/Metal and Masonry $249.95 PIRAYA DIAMOND BLADES For years the fire service has requested “one blade that cuts all materials” for rescue saws. The Piraya Diamond Blade is as close to meeting this requirement as is technically possible in today’s Diamond Blade industry. The Piraya Diamond Blade is vacuum-braised using high-quality grade diamonds for fast, smooth cutting and long blade life. Fits all rescue saws using 12" and 14" diameter blades. USES: u Concrete u Wood u Auto parts u Masonry u Copper u Aluminum u Metal u Glass block u Stainless steel u Plastic u Windshields u Corrugated roofing BG238 12" Piraya Diamond Blade $204.95 BG239 14" Piraya Diamond Blade $244.95 144 FIRE TIGER TOOTH BLADES Fire Tiger Tooth and Safety Diamond Blades outlast abrasive cutting discs 100 to 1, saving valuable time replacing abrasive blades as they wear down. Fits on 4", 1 4 /2" hand-held grinders, 7" circular saws, 12"-14" gas saws, and chop saws. Includes 22mm bushing. USES: u Masonry u Copper pipe u Rebar u Concrete u Steel u Wood u Roof tile u Plastic u Tile backer board u Dry wall u Stucco u Corrugated roofing u Stainless steel u PVC u Polyethylene pipes Cat# Description Diameter Arbor Width Price BE273 Fire Tiger Tooth Blade 12" 1" .125 $194.95 BE274 Fire Tiger Tooth Blade 14" 1" .125 $244.95 RESCUE TOOLS MAXIBLADE CARBIDE TIP RESCUE BLADE FOR RESCUE SAWS Rescue Blades for Rescue Saws: A deep gullet, 14", 30 tooth carbide tip blade for rescue saws emergency use with excellent cutting characteristics. The deep gullet clears chips and other debris from the cut faster, increasing cutting performance from less powerful rescue saws (70 - 80cc). Ship. wt. 5 lbs. | 1.800.323.0244 EDARLEY.COM/RESCUE *Note: Certain saw manufacturers do not allow use of carbide blades under any circumstances. Check manufacturers’ position regarding use of carbide blades prior to purchase. Cat# Description Diameter Arbor Blade Thickness Price BL460 Maxiblade 14" 1" .095 $189.95 WARTHOG™ VENTILATION BLADE THE LAST ROOF VENTILATION BLADE YOU’LL EVER BUY The aggressive tooth design of the Warthog™ blade easily and quickly cuts through roofing materials, wood flooring and siding. Heavy-duty construction helps prevent tip loss, which is the major problem with standard carbide tipped blades. The tip is mounted to the blade by a special process. This process cushions the tip mounting and makes this blade the most durable, and probably the last, ventilation saw blade you will ever buy. Ship. wt. 7 lbs. u It doesn’t bind. Due to the aggressive tip angle, all you have to do is feed the blade into the surface to be cut and it does the rest. u It doesn’t clog. Even when going through multiple layers of roofing paper and tar. The deep tooth design deposits cut materials outside the blade guard, keeping cutting performance high. u It lasts like no other blade; the heavy-duty tips are a 3 5 full /8" wide and /8" tall. u Tip loss is a problem of the past. It is proven by fire departments all over the USA to be a dependable, high-performance blade like no other Blade comes standard with 1" arbor (center) hole. AS269: 20mm to 1" spacer (Stihl and other saws with 20mm arbors) 7 7 AS268: /8" to 1" spacer (saws with /8" arbors) AJ572 Warthog™ Blade $274.95 7 AS268 Warthog™ Blade /8" to 1" Spacer $9.95 AS269 Warthog™ Blade 20mm to 1" Spacer $9.95 145 PRO-SAW/CUT OFF SAW CUT THROUGH VIRTUALLY ANY MATERIAL The Pro-Saw/Cut Off Saw can cut virtually any mate- rial - brick, steel, concrete. You name it, we can cut it. The perfect fire service saw. Ergonomically designed to work in confined spaces. Light weight and powerful for easy and safer operation. Built tough to meet your rugged demands. u Highest power-to-weight ratio u Ergonomically designed half wrap handle u Large “D”-ring for easy starting u Superior torque and lower emissions Blade sold u Advanced 5-stage air filtration system separately RESCUE TOOLS Multi-Purpose Blade USAR Diamond Metal Metal Cutting Blade Masonry Blade Cutting Blade AZ412 Pro-Saw 12" Cutoff Saw $1,586.95 AZ413 12" Multi-Purpose Blade $227.95 AZ414 12" USAR Diamond Metal Cutting Blade $545.95 AZ415 12" Metal Cutting Blade $21.95 AZ416 12" Masonry Blade $21.95 T-REX METAL CUTTING SAW THE NEXT GENERATION OF FORCIBLE ENTRY, EXTRICATION AND COLLAPSIBLE RESCUE SAWS 1.800.323.0244 | EDARLEY.COM/RESCUE u Cuts steel as easily as cutting plywood u Cuts most building materials effortlessly u Specially designed cover collects chips & sparks u Five times faster and cleaner than other saws u Spindle lock for fast, easy blade changes u 2" depth of cut with adjustable angles up to 45o u Retractable blade guard u Overload switch AZ417 Metal Cutting Rescue Saw with AZ418 Blade and Case $907.95 AZ418 7" Mild Steel Blade $113.95 AZ419 7" Variety Aluminum Blade $140.95 AZ420 7" Stainless Steel Blade $151.95 HIGH SPEED RESCUE SAW BLADES P834 14" Metal Cutting Blade $16.95 P835 14" Concrete/Masonry Blade $16.95 146 P836 14" 48 Tooth Wood Cutting Blade $148.95 SUPER VC4 POWER PRO CUTOFF SAW The SVC4 is an update to the popular SVC3. A smaller and lighter design improves mobility and the Dolmar 2 stroke engine turns the same 14" diamond blade cutting wheel at 500 more RPM. These high performance saws are designed for the fire and rescue service and proves to cut through concrete, asphalt, stone, and more with ease. The SVC4s extremely user-friendly with EasyStart technology for reliable starts, a Touch & Stop lever for immediate shutoff, built in scrench tool for making quick adjustments, and an upright fuel inlet allowing for easier and cleaner refueling. It has a window to check fuel levels on the fly. u Aluminum D-ring pull handle u Ultimate debris removal system and filters u Flow of exhaust against dust direction u 2-year warranty Cat# Dimensions BHP RPM Diam. Weight BG206 15.25"Hx30"Wx11"D 4.3 9850 14" 19.6 RESCUE TOOLS BG206 14" Cutoff Saw with Tiger Tooth Blade $1,767.95 BG207 14" Cutoff Saw, Full Kit, Tread Plate Box $2,301.95 SUPER POWER PRO V3 VENTILATION SAW With a powerful Dolmar 6.3 HP engine that turns at 13,500 RPM, your department can rely on the Super Vac SV3 Power Pro Saw for venting and rescue operations. With a handle designed for maximum versatility, this saw tackles a variety of operations with ease, including cutting through | 1.800.323.0244 EDARLEY.COM/RESCUE residential roofing, removing downed trees, and ripping through various building materials. With a quick-start compression release and an “always on” ignition, the SV3 is ready-to-go when you are. u Chisel chain/depth gauge u Airmaster filtration u Quick Silver aluminum D-ring pull handle Cat# Dimensions HP Bar Weight BG208 11.25"Hx13"Wx34.5"D 6.3 16" 20.8 BG211 11.25"Hx13"Wx38.5"D 6.3 20" 21.6 BG208 16" Saw with Guard/Depth Gauge $2,306.95 BG209 Chisel Chain Loop for 16" Bar $269.95 BG210 16" Vent Saw, Full Kit, Tread Plate Box $2,794.95 BG211 20" Saw with Guard/Depth Gauge $2,342.95 BG212 Chisel Chain Loop for 20" Bar $316­­.95 BG213 20" Vent Saw, Full Kit, Tread Plate Box $2,877.95 QUICK SILVER SAW & ACCESSORIES MORE INFO & FEATURES ON EDARLEY.COM/RESCUE BL097 & BL099 INCLUDE: u Saw with D-Ring handle u Carbide chisel chain u Pair safety glasses u Dolmar Filter Set u Pair ear plugs Consisting of: BL096 u Container 2 cycle oil - Air filter cartridge u Gallon metal safety gas can - 5 - pre filters BL094 u Set manuals BL096 16" Saw with Q/S Depth Gauge (Installed) $2,531.95 BL097 16" Saw Kit with Q/S Depth Gauge (Installed) $3,080.95 BL095 BL098 20" Saw with Q/S Depth Gauge (Installed) $2,586.95 BL099 20" Saw Kit with Q/S Depth Gauge (Installed) $3,163.95 BL094 Billet Aluminum Pull Handle $49.95 BL095 Billet Aluminum LED Flashlight Holder (Includes Light) $129.95 147 TEAM/HUSQVARNA K-12 FD 74CC RESCUE SAW MORE Contains: K-12 FD 74cc 12" fire rescue saw.
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