Main Uses of the Pulaski Tool
What is a specialty hand tool used in fighting fires, particularly wildfires, which combines an axe and an adze in one head? Was developed for constructing firebreaks, able to both dig soil and chop wood?
In addition, is a chopping and grubbing tool?
Blade and handle maintenance of the Pulaski
What is to regularly inspect and sharpen both the axe and adze blades? In addition, use a sharpening file or stone to maintain a cutting edge?
What is to check for any signs of wear, splinters, or damage on the handle? In addition, sand and smooth any rough areas to prevent blisters or discomfort.
Main uses of the Mcleod Tool
What is a combination of a rake and a hoe used primarily for clearing brush and other surface debris and for digging in the soil to construct fire control lines on wildfires and controlled burns?
Regular Inspection and cleaning of the McLeod tool
What is to check for any signs of wear, rust, or damage, ensure the handle is securely attached to the blade?
In addition to remove dirt, debris, and sap from the blade and rake after each use, wipe down with a damp cloth to prevent rust?
Was the creator of the Pulaski and was made in this year

Who was Ed Pulaski, an assistant ranger with the United States Forest Service in 1911?
Length of the Pulaski
What is the typical length between 32 to 36 inches?
Cleaning of the Pulaski
What is the action to remove dirt, sap, and debris after each use. In addition to wipe down the tool with a damp cloth to prevent rust.
Length of the McLeod tool
Which tool has
-48″ handle
-Hoe measures 8- 7/8″ wide and 3-3/4″ deep
-Rake features six heavy-duty tines that are each 3-3/4″ long
Sharpening of the McLeod
Keep the blade sharp for efficient cuting. - Use a file or sharpening stone to maintain the cuting edge.
Was the creator of the McLeod Tool and was made this year
The combination tool was created in 1905 by Malcolm McLeod, a United States Forest Service ranger at the Sierra National Forest.
Weight of the Pulaski
What is the moderate weight for a balance of power and control, ranging from 5 to 7 pounds?

Lubrication of the Pulaski
What is to apply a light coat of oil to metal parts to prevent corrosion. In addition, to ensure the pivot point for the adze is well-lubricated.
Weight of the Mcleod Tool
Which tool weighs 5 lbs?
Lubrication of the McLeod Tool

When is it appropriate to apply a light coat of oil to metal parts to prevent rust, and ensure the pivot point for the rake is well-lubricated.
Ed Pulaski saved this many firefighters from The Great Fire 1910

What is 38 people from his crew?
Handle construction of the Pulaski

What is a ergonomically designed handle for a comfortable grip during extended use? Handle materials may include hardwood, fiberglass, or other durable materials?
Storage of the Pulaski
What is to store the Pulaski in a dry, cool place to prevent rust and deterioration. In addition, to hang the tool or store it off the ground to maintain blade integrity/applying tape to blade?
Handle Construction
What has an enhanced ferrule joint for strength and durability, and a 48″ American ash handle is strong and durable?
Storage of the Mcleod tool
When to store in a dry, cool place to prevent rust and deterioration , and hang the tool or store it off the ground to maintain the blade's integrity?
Common issues with McLeod Tool
What has a large and sharp head, the McLeod is an awkward tool to transport and store, and is often considered undesirable? The mass distribution makes it difficult to carry in this orientation consistently?
Blade material of Pulaski
Which tool has an axe and adze blades made of high-quality steel for durability and sharpness?
Safety Precautions for using the Pulaski
What are the actions of wearing safety goggles to protect your eyes from flying chips of dirt and rock while grubbing?
Hold the handle with both hands so the head is at an angle to your body. Grip the handle firmly near the head and point the ax end away from your body and down?
Maintain safe distance from other workers(watch your dime)?
Blade Material of the McLeod
What has a high carbon steel blade, formed and sharpened for digging and clawing
Safety Precautions for using the McLeod

What are guidelines that say:
•Do not run with hand tools
• Walk and work 10 feet (3 m) apart from other firefighters
• Hold the tool at its balance point • Keep the tool at your side and close to your body, not on your shoulder
• Position the cutting edges away from your body
• Keep your eyes on what is being cut
• Wear safety glasses at all times
This tool that serves the same purpose was used in the Alps for over 300 years 
What is the Dolabra?