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The orange Dragon
Case: A safe, tough, organized way to store and transport five to ten sets of tools in crew
buses, helicopters, engines. Next down is the Dragon Swatter for tough turf
grasslands where scraping tools cannot reach mineral soil easily. Then our stainless Hot
Shot Dragon Hoe. When attached to the Universal Handle, it's over five feet long. Keeps the
firefighter upright and comfortable. It is lightweight and has the balance/leverage to
maximize energy of elite firefighters. Hot Shots can blast in enormous amounts and quality
of hand line.
Next down is the Troop Tool. This is the closest thing to an
all-around wildfire tool for temperate forests. It is a full-sized, angled shovel for
digging and throwing dirt with a diagonal angle set. It also forms a better long-handled
scraping tool with the 90 degree angle set. The curved blade slices through ground cover so
much better than fixed, traditional scraping tools. When the shovel point hits the ground
first, it makes the ideal mop-up device. It also makes a great safety staff for x-country
travel on really bad ground. Because of its high-backed blade, it makes a better fire rake
for deciduous forests. The curved blade allows the tool to ride over the duff and collect
an enormous, ever-gathering swath of leaves. Balance is extraordinary!!
Coming forward are 24" and 38" Universal Handles. At
the upper right is the Magnum Pulaski. This is an Aluminum-Cored Pulaski with a a balanced
center of mass with a 5.5 inch grub-hoe blade. All blades are replaceable, making this a
tool to last and carry an entire career. This is a secondary tool attachment. Next down is
a Titanium-Cored Felling Ax. Bottom right front is a Titanium Cored Pulaski.
This tool system was designed so that each user uses one primary
tool attachment with the Universal Handle and totes a secondary tool attachment to add
versatility. All tool head attachments are right at 3 pounds. Aside form the obvious
versatility, it enhances safety, greater production, far more durability and is simply more
economical!!
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