Firefighting tool set
OwnerThomas K. Lugtenaarinventor
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A set of firefighting tools for use in fighting forest fires and the like in different types of terrain and vegetation. A brightly colored elongate handle of fiber-reinforced synthetic material is equipped with a releasably latching connector, and several different tool heads are attachable to the handle to perform various functions. One head has a pivotably attached shovel blade and is useful as a shovel, as a scraper or as a rake. Also associated with this head is a selectively foldable mixing spoon which may be extended opposite the shovel blade. Another tool head has oppositely directed axe and grub hoe blades and is useful as an axe, a brush hook, or a grub hoe. Yet a further tool head has several flexible straps for beating out fires. An extension member of metal pipe is provided to make the handle useful as a staff when traveling on steep and rough terrain. A backpack includes separate pockets for carrying each of the tool heads individually, as well as other pockets for carrying other items needed by a firefighter walking to the locality of a forest fire or the like.
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A scrubber tool for use in extinguishing burning embers, comprising an elongate handle having a terminal portion, a metal collar, and means for holding said collar in a position surrounding said terminal portion, said collar being formed of a single piece of sheet metal and including a generally cylindrical portion including a plurality of cuts defining portions of said piece of sheet metal protruding outwardly as a plurality of radially outwardly disposed points, said points being generally triangular and being arrayed on the metal collar so as to expose a plurality of said points effectively for stirring embers regardless of rotation of said handle, and said means for holding said collar including a pair of ears located on respective opposite margins of said piece of sheet metal and extending generally radially with respect to said generally cylindrical portion and generally parallel with each other, said ears being interconnected with each other by at least one fastener extending therebetween to hold said collar in a desired location with respect to said handle, and said ears defining a further plurality of radially outwardly disposed points for stirring embers.
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