6 Pound Pickhead Axe with Fiberglass Handle
Probably the most recognized hand tool used by fire departments, the pickhead
axe is indispensable on a fire scene. Our axe has a six pound head as
compared to the hardware store variety which usually weighs in at around four
pounds or so. A four pound head is good for use around the house or farm
where the user might have to swing it for a few hours. However, fire
departments need maximum force and cutting power for a short time. The
additional weight ensures deep cuts with every swing. The pick allows the user to pry through plaster laths, dry wall, etc.
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Entry 6 Pound Flathead Axe with Fiberglass Handle
The
flat head axe is used where chopping is the primary need.
This axe feels great in your hands and swings well. The five pound head
gives the user added force over hardware store variety axes yet will not wear
the user out in a short period of time. The top of the head is flat so it
can stand on its own.
A groove in the head is designed to fit in the claw of a halligan
tool so you can build a "set of irons."
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Entry 8 Pound Flathead Axe with Fiberglass Handle
Single bit axe with a 36" fiberglass handle. Cutting edge
is approximately 6" in overall length and the poll is square. Fitted with
marrying slot for a halligan tool.
Forged tool steel head.
Heat treated cutting edge (RC 45-55).
Fully polished and hand sharpened.
Pulaski Fire Axe with Fiberglass Handle
Primarily used in the forestry service, this versatile axe has
many applications. Besides the obvious use as a regular axe, the blade on
the back of the head is excellent for cutting through underbrush, roots, and
even as a prying surface. The four pound head makes the unit light enough to
carry across country to fight the difficult to get to fires.
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