Wildland Hand Tools

Pickhead Axe, 6 pound 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 (actually refered to as a pall) allows the user to pry through plaster laths, dry wall, etc.

Fire Flapper

FF - Fire Flapper with Fiberglass Handle
FFF - Replacement Flap, w/ Bolts
H59 - Replacement Handle

Mcleod Fire Tool

Can be used for trenching, grubbing or slashing brush. Also useful in cutting through deep duff, underbrush, and similar fuels

Arson-Trash Hook

This hook was developed to find hiddenfire in deep seated smoldering fires normally found in dumps or dempsey dumpsters. The normal hook just won't pull trash in large quantaties. Our trash hook, because of it's two large six inch pointed prongs, will grasp debris in huge chunks.

Available in the following sizes: 32", 40", 4', 6', 8', 10' with D-handle