The McLeod Tool is one of the most trusted and widely used hand tools in wildland firefighting, designed for building fire control lines, clearing brush, and managing surface debris during wildfire suppression and prescribed burns. Combining the functionality of a rake and hoe into one rugged firefighting tool, the McLeod is an essential piece of equipment for wildland firefighters, forestry crews, conservation teams, and volunteer fire departments. Built to meet U.S. Forest Service specifications, this professional-grade wildland firefighting tool is engineered for durability and performance in demanding field conditions. The heavy-duty high carbon steel blade is precision formed and sharpened for aggressive digging, scraping, clawing, and clearing vegetation. Its heat-treated construction provides added toughness and wear resistance, helping the tool stand up to repeated use on rocky soil, roots, and dense brush. A durable black enamel finish helps protect the tool from rust and corrosion, while the enhanced ferrule joint delivers increased strength and long-term reliability where the blade and handle connect. The rugged 48-inch American ash hardwood handle offers excellent leverage, reach, and balance while remaining strong enough for tough wildfire operations. Whether constructing firebreaks, clearing fuel sources, or performing mop-up work, the McLeod Tool is a dependable solution for wildfire response, forestry management, and controlled burn operations. Features: Combination rake and hoe wildland firefighting tool Meets U.S. Forest Service specifications Designed for fire line construction, brush clearing, and debris removal Heavy-duty high carbon steel blade for digging and clawing Heat-treated steel for toughness and wear resistance Black enamel finish for rust and corrosion resistance Reinforced ferrule joint for added durability Strong 48" American ash hardwood handle Ideal for wildland firefighters, forestry crews, and prescribed burns Weight: 5 lbs. In stock and ready to ship same or next business day
