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Item Number: GO925

McLeod Fire Tool

Heavy Duty Tool for the Homeowner

Excellent quality fire tool identical in design to the original "McLeod", a tool developed by Malcolm McLeod, a US Forest Service ranger. Designed to rake fire lines with the long, strong teeth, this is a great tool for the homeowner to help make their property fire safe.

  • Meets U.S. Forest Service specs.
  • 48" American Ash Handle, overall length is 50"
  • Blade size: 11" x 8-7/8".
  • Teeth are 3-1/2" long.

⚠ Warning: This product or its packaging has a CA Prop 65 Warning

$82.99
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Shipping Information

Ships from Northern CA.

Due to the size of this product, a $5 handling fee will be added to shipping charges.

Shipping Weight: 22.0 lb

Dimensions: 50.0"L x 11.0"W x 9.0"H

Features

  • Heavy Duty

Characteristics

Country of Origin : China
Handle Material : Wood
Handle Style : Long

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Customer Reviews

Based on 6 reviews
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Laurie Ann
Awesome!

This is one of my favorite tools! I use it for several jobs including, weeding, burn piles, blackberry clearing and path clearing. Very well made and sturdy. I highly recommend this tool.

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Luke
Great for the garden

I use this tool to break up and pull out weeds from my garden. It is also very handy when I have burn piles around my property.

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MEP
My favorite trail building tool

This is my favorite trail building tool! And whenever I'm using it, I think about my firefighting dad out making fire breaks :)

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Magilla
Great tool for clearing

I got this tool to clear some weedy areas that had large grass clumps. It worked well removing the grasses, and it was nice to be able to flip the tool over and rake up the loose weeds. It is a good sturdy tool.

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Josh
Awesome!

The McLeod tears through black berries like a hot knife through butter. However, I do recommend sharpening the flat end every other use. Awesome tool!

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