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Wildland Firefighting Tools
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Wildland firefighting tools perform tasks required to combat wildland fires. They're made of fire-resistant materials to protect against damage caused by contact with high heat. Tools help firefighters create fire breaks, put out smoldering flames, and remove branches in danger of igniting.
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Rakes
Wildland firefighting rakes have large, sharp teeth for cutting into the ground to create a break and remove debris that can feed a fire.
Head Type: Fire Rake
Head Type: McLeod
Shovels
Wildland firefighting shovels are used to throw dirt on fires and cut through roots and vegetation.
Head Type: Shovel
Head Type: Pick Shovel
Swatters
Swatters (sometimes called fire flaps or fire beaters) have a wide flat blade for putting out small grassland fires.
Head Type: Swatter
Pulaski Axe
Pulaski axes have a standard cutting blade on one side of the head to chop through wood and vines and an adze tool on the other side to dig trenches in soil and cut through roots.