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These tools (below) were designed by a career smokejumper to enhance safety, versatility, user comfort and production issues. Generally, they get the user upright, so they can see, have better leverage/balance and can respond to so many more different changing conditions with far more productive comfort. The concept is a stronger, more ergonomic handle. The user chooses one primary tool head attachment to work with the majority of the time and carries a secondary tool head to add versatility for any wildfire ecosystem. These tools are exceptionally light weight and balanced. If you pick them up and feel them, you will want them, and they are far more durable than traditional, fixed, fire tools. Pulaski
blades are replaceable for $ 39.00 and should last about 5 hard seasons.
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and production. First use on a fire pays for them. They are long lasting. |
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The set up for all temperate forests, Eastern or Western. |
Stainless steel Asian Eye Hoe Primary Tool - half the crew totes The Troop Tool while second half of crew carries a Magnum Pulaski. |
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For turf not easily scraped down to mineral soil. Swatter is flexible and molds in around rocks, brush, tussocks and irregular ground in swamps, marshes, etc. |
For all fuel types found anywhere on earth.. |
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| Extra components of tools system can be purchased for $139.00 each. Tough Dragon Poly case is ideal for storing five primary, and five secondary tool heads and ten handles. They strap in bus seats to secure all tools for a 20 person crew in one seat. It is best to buy kits rather than individual tool heads. Pricing schedule encourages the buying of kits. | |
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Elite Crew Kit | |
Green (refurbished) Tools & Costs | |
![]() A Book to prepare against Global Warming and Fire Attack Book and Dragon Wizz Wheel - $50.00 Along with this book is our "Dragon Wizz Wheel
Tool" (below) which shows fire fighters and interface dwellers how to
strategically set up their home in wild land fuels in order to be
always ready in ignite an "ESCAPE FIRE" or FRONT
FIRE to form an instant SAFETY HARBOR AREA"
to survive an extreme wilfire, that cannot be stopped, before it will
engulf a home. | ||
We come to different countries, states, and fire
ecosystems and put on "ESCAPE FIRE TRAINING PROGRAMS".
We generally combine these with cake sales and public fair outreach or
weekend live fire shows. These shows can be used to raise fire
department funds for equipment and mostly for citizen education events
to make communitites able to endure extreme fire events, that would
normally result in destroyed homes as we see often on the news networks. When you evacuate homeowners and lose homes,
basically there is no fire management going on and fire suppression
agencies in those fire jurisdictions do not really know anything except
being effective at water squirting on low intensity, easy fires. Often
they make easy fires look bad, but there are now methods that
effectively work when traditional suppression fails. | ||
| "Dragon Wizz Wheel
Tool" shows fire fighters and interface dwellers how to
strategically set up their home in wild land fuels in order to be
always ready in ignite an "ESCAPE FIRE" or FRONT
FIRE to form an instant SAFETY HARBOR AREA"
to survive an extreme wilfire, that cannot be stopped, before it will
engulf a home. | ||
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www.dragonslayers.comCall: (503) 368- 7099 An option to eliminate loss, in
the interface. Land management positioning and training. Effective
mitigation kits: book, Wizz Wheel, video, hand tools, foam pump,
nozzles, hose, drip torch.Email:
troop.dragonslayers@yahoo.com
Strategic Positioning to parry extreme wildfires, make them pass and do no harm. A consistent option when traditional suppression will fail. This is fire management for interface dwellers and local fire departments. |
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CLASSESTwo day classes and outdoor "Escape Fire Lab" where students actually do an Escape Fire inside a prepared cauldron costs about $2,000 for us to come and put on the course for community and fire jurisdiction. ![]() Phone: (503) 368-7099 |