Wildland Firefighting MCLEOD tool with a 48" handle. Produced in accordance with USDA Forest Service Specification 5100-353D, dated November 1992, or latest version thereof. Combination of a rake and a hoe used primarily for clearing brush and other surface debris and for digging in the soil to construct fire control lines on wildfires and controlled burns. Note: Our current production model contains a slight deviation from the MEDC-566 print. Our version of the ferrule is slightly different in several dimensions. It meets or exceeds all required tests and the overall length is the same.

• Made in USA.
• High carbon steel blade, formed and sharpened for digging and clawing.
• Heat Treated for toughness and wear resistance.
• Black enamel finish for rust resistance.
• Enhanced ferrule joint for strength and durability.
• 48" American ashe handle is strong and durable.
• Shipped knocked down, assembles in minutes.