Spike Maul Bell Pattern—Carbon humorous tees this half axe combines the

this half axe combines the cutting ability of a camp hatchet with the practical features of a carpenter’s hatchet

rather than the 36” handle used with spike mauls

The layered bevels are functional

this shovel is engineered for contractors

this precision hammer earns its place on the bench

Spike Maul Bell Pattern—Carbon humorous tees this half axe combines theForged from carbon steel instead of the Grade B Alloy specified by AREMA, our Carbon Steel Bell Pattern Spike Maul is otherwise identical to the Grade B version. Its primary use is driving railroad spikes and its elongated head allows striking on the opposite side of the rail. The longer, smaller diameter side of the head is adapted for driving spikes over taller rails and in the narrow space between rails and highway crossing planks. The Carbon Steel