
Fiskars splitting axe
After tree work, use a splitting axe to prepare firewood you plan to keep.
Before ordering, ensure the offer remains available and check the exact model, fit and manufacturer instructions.
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Cold winters on steep wooded lots mean firewood and brush. Protect your hands and eyes.

After tree work, use a splitting axe to prepare firewood you plan to keep.
Before ordering, ensure the offer remains available and check the exact model, fit and manufacturer instructions.
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Cowhide leather work gloves with an adjustable wrist, for hauling brush, debris and rough material.
Leather work gloves are not cut-rated or waterproof.
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Dual-mold safety goggles with an anti-fog lens that seal around the eyes against dust, chips and flying debris.
Pair them with hearing protection when running loud tools.
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We’ve kept the practical smaller accessories here, too, alongside the bigger equipment.

With proper training, an operator can use a corded chainsaw on moderate-sized wood while staying on the ground.
Get proper instruction and wear job-appropriate PPE, including protection for your legs, feet, and hearing. Do not take this saw on climbing work or use it near power lines.
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This folding pruning saw suits smaller branches you can reach safely and routine tree-care tasks.
Look for hazards overhead and keep well away from utility lines. Avoid cutting roots if that could compromise the tree’s stability.
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Keep retained firewood organized with a dedicated rack.
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Use this canvas log carrier to move a manageable load of split firewood.
Check that the offer is still available and that the selected model and size are right for you. Use the product as the manufacturer directs.
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Use a moisture meter to measure the water content in firewood that has been stored.
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Wear chainsaw-resistant apron chaps when cutting or clearing up.
Choose a length that works for your needs, and follow the chainsaw maker’s safety directions. Protective chaps may lessen injury severity, but they cannot eliminate the risk.
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Choose a hard hat suited to the tree-work hazards identified for the job.
Review the helmet’s markings, protection type and class, fit, and condition to ensure it matches the job. This helmet does not provide fall protection.
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A forestry helmet with head, face and hearing protection for chainsaw work.
Check the fit before use, and replace the helmet if it takes a major hit.
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Move manageable amounts of brush or cut wood around the yard with this garden dump wagon.
Review the active listing, verify the precise model and fit, and follow the maker’s directions before purchase.
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This cordless pole saw runs on a 60V battery system and includes a 10-inch bar, 2.0Ah battery, and charger.
Use suitable protective gear whenever you run the saw.
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Gas-powered chain saw with a 20-inch bar, 55cc engine and 3.5 HP output.
Use suitable protective gear whenever you run the saw.
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This heavy-duty unit chips, shreds, and mulches material up to 3 inches wide, using a 7HP motor.
Operate the equipment according to the manufacturer’s instructions.
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An experienced homeowner or tree-care crew may prefer a bigger gas-powered saw for tough cuts.
The listing gives an 8–13 day delivery estimate, but that does not mean the saw is ready to ship now. Use it only after receiving proper instruction, wearing appropriate protective equipment, and following the maker’s directions. It is unsuitable for beginners, felling trees, or working near power lines.
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This battery-powered pole saw has a telescoping shaft, an LED cut-line guide, and a 56V 2.5Ah battery and charger.
Use suitable protective gear whenever you run the saw.
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The manufacturer says this battery-powered pole saw reaches 14 feet and includes a 4.0Ah battery and charger. It can make as many as 325 cuts on one charge, according to the manufacturer.
Use suitable protective gear whenever you run the saw.
View on AmazonOne backup power pick to keep a fridge, lights and phones running when the grid goes down. It opens on Amazon in a new tab.
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Keep the fridge, phones, lights and Wi-Fi going when the grid goes down. A gas inverter generator handles the big loads.
#1Open-frame inverter generator
A gas inverter generator rated 4,200 peak / 3,300 running watts. AIVOLT lists up to 16 hours of runtime on its 2.6-gallon tank in ECO mode, CO shutdown, a low-oil alert, parallel capability, an RV-ready outlet and USB ports, at 54.3 lb and 68 dB.
Run gas generators outdoors only, far from doors and windows. Carbon monoxide can kill.
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