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Specification
Brand : BILLET4X4
BulletPoint1 : Finest tempered steel. 36 inch composite polyglass handle.
BulletPoint2 : Quick assembly and disassembly.
BulletPoint3 : NSN 5120-01-416-8568
BulletPoint4 : Rugged Cordura gear bag. Quality leather ax sheath. Weighs only 12.5 pounds.
BulletPoint5 : Max Ax includes: Shovel, McLeod rake/hoe, pick, broad pick, and mattock.
ItemName : BILLET4X4 U.S. Made MAX AX Military Vehicle Recovery KIT (Military-Grade) - NSN 5120-01-416-8568 (4X4 Off-Road Vehicles)
ItemPackageQuantity : 1
ItemTypeKeyword : winch-recovery-straps
Manufacturer : BILLET4X4
Material : Tempered Steel, Composite Polyglass
PartNumber : MAXM011
ProductDescription : The Max Ax Multi Purpose 6 in 1 off-roaders tool. As well as an axe, it comes with a shovel, McLeod rake/hoe, pick, broad pick, and mattock. I think that makes it a 7 in 1 tool. Precision engineered and manufactured to industry and military standards of strength and reliability. The head of the Max Ax is a small, sharp axe head made of tempered steel. Together with the polyglass handle, this is a lightweight, very portable tool (12.5 lbs). It is much lighter than your standard garage axe, but feels solid and substantial enough to get the job done. On the back edge of the head is a small bracket. This is used to connect any of the several accessories included with the Max Ax. All these accessories are stored in a very sturdy cordura nylon bag. The bag has a separate pocket for each accessory, closes with velcro, and has a comfortable handle. The attachments connect securely to the head of the Max Ax with cotter-type pins or an adjustable shim (all included). A protective leather cover is included for the axe head to protect the head (and your head too). When using any accessory, just slip on the cover and buckle it. It is easy to store and easy to use. This tool will come in handy many, many times. It should be a basic part of every 4x4 tool set, right along with your Hi-Lift. The McLeod rake/hoe is a two-sided blade. It is a standard tool during wildfire suppression and trail restoration. The combination tool was created in 1905 by Malcolm McLeod, a US Forest Service ranger at the Sierra National Forest, with a large sharpened hoe-like blade on one side and a tined rake blade on the other. The McLeod was designed to rake fire lines with the teeth and cut branches and sod with the sharpened hoe edge, but it has found other uses. It can remove slough and berm from a trail, tamp or compact tread, and can shape a trail's backslope.
SafetyWarning : [Use eye protection when digging, avoid contact with underground utilities, and lift properly to prevent back strain].
UnspscCode : 46100000