Council Tool 3.75 lbs. Sport Utility Pulaski axe w/ 36 in. Hickory Handle

A Storied History

The Pulaski as is thought to have been developed in the early 1900’s by Edward Pulaski, a legendary Forest Service Ranger in Idaho whose presence while fighting a large fire in August, 1910 saved the lives of 45 men. This traditional style axe blade paired with a mattock blade, is great for chopping, cutting roots, digging, or grubbing. Used in a variety of settings including wildland fire, forestry and general landscaping.

Details:

• Made in USA.
• Forged from 1060 steel. 
• Hand sharpened.
• Includes a single bit blade and mattock/grubbing blade.
• Tempered bit hardness of Rc 48-55.
• Body left in as forged finish, coated with a rust-inhibiting oil.
• 36 in. double bit American hickory handle.