WARWOOD Pulaski: Ultimate outdoor tool? A Hard Yes if fighting wildfires, gardening & landscaping!
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- čas přidán 27. 06. 2023
- amzn.to/3PABJ41 The WARWOOD TOOL Pulaski might be the ultimate outdoor tool for fighting wildfires, gardening & landscaping. The Forest Service specifications of a 3.75lb head on a 36" handle make this forged Made-in-America with USA-iron tools from a company founded in 1854 made this tool a obvious choice for me. No sponsorship here. Just proud to share a quality American tool for saving American woodlands from excessive fire. Named for Edward C. “Ed” Pulaski who popularized and standardized the tool, the events that led to so much of what we hold sacred with our Public Lands here in the US took place in my neck of the woods.
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Warwood Tool is a family owned company in America making American tools with American iron by American hands for American outdoor challenges including wildfires. Warwood Tool makes many different iron tools for mining, forestry, gardening, railroad, and about anything else where you need heavy iron hand tools.
Have a look around. Exploring and education about Warwood is free! Warwood tool website: warwoodtool.com
Very familiar with Warwood. They are made about 2 hrs from my house. Good company.
Where I'm at, I'm more worried about weather events than forest fire. I've spent my $100 on a little chainsaw, but I've always loved the Pulaski. I think it's important to have a tool or 2 just for environmental disasters, I'm just more set for living in tornado alley.
I always like a good book recommendation!
General Casmir Pulaski (revolutionary general) and Ed Pulaski (inventor of the pulaski tool) are different people
all this talk of axes, maddocks, adzes and pulaskis and you dont address the 2000 yr old trojan lookin copper axe that's been hanging out in the background the last few vids, I'm so curious
I haven't come up with much to say about it yet.
Good info. My neighbor works for Cal Fire and recommended The Big Burn a few years ago. Great read!
Also eagle gas take manufacturing is in wv was at one time the largest independently owned company in the us sadly just rite bought them out they still make old school steel gas tanks at a decent price also make cabnets and lot of other things it’s always nice to see when our state is recognized people of West Virginia are good hardworking people!
Our fire season has started in the higher deserts of AZ. Lots of rain over the winter. Been dry for months now. It's gonna be rough this year and next.
I'd have told you that was a mattock if you'd asked me!
Edit: seems you can't easily find a Pulaski on this side of the pond (probably why I'd not hear of it) but mattocks are ten a penny.
Would be interested in comparisons of the Warwood vs. Barco and Council when you start using this one.
We had a small town with that name in nw ohio. Where my first encounter with a gunsmith occurred ,,,visiting with my dad in the 1950s…….
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This is how the US Forest Service spreads to last best tool hahahah
The very very old one is not a Pulaski it is a cutter mattock 🪓⛏️