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A variation of the Halligan bar for automotive use is the “Highway Halligan<\/a>” which replaces the fork with a metal cutter, allowing it to be used like a giant can opener. The Cutter end works well cutting out windshields on cars – punch some starter holes with the spike, and then cut across with the cutter.<\/p>\n

The Halligan can be used as a purchase point for a hydraulic ram when performing a dash roll. The spike is simply driven through the base of the door jamb. (below)<\/p>\n

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In a car fire, a Haligan can be used for breaching a hood. By driving the spike through the hood of a car, it can be rolled back enough to get a hose in. this technique could also be used to reach a battery for disconnection.<\/p>\n