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Agdor 26 Yankee Felling Axe
Hults Bruk
Agdor 26 Yankee Felling Axe
$139.00
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  This compact felling axe is one of the most versatile axes in the Hults Bruk product range. The Agdor 26 walks the line between axe and hatchet — small enough for making kindling yet capable of tree cutting. The curved 26-inch American hickory handle is perfectly sized for limbing, clearing brush, or backpacking short distances. The 2-pound hand-forged axe head delivers for felling, bucking, driving wedges, limbing downed trees, clearing trails, and light splitting for firewood processing.

  Painted Agdor blue and expertly hand-forged from premium Swedish steel, sharpened and ready to use out of the box. The cutting edge is approximately 3.62 inches in length.

  Accompanied by a leather sheath handcrafted in Waynesville, N.C. using traditional methods.

  Note: all Hults Bruk axes are hand-forged, so there may be slight variations from axe to axe.

Footprint sold separately.
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Brand Name:
Hults Bruk
Mfg Sku/Part Number:
840084
Other Features:
  • The axe head is hand forged at the historic Hults Bruk, a forge that has been in operation since 1697.
  • Each axe is made from high-quality Swedish axe steel, expertly tempered to hold a very sharp edge even after repeated sharpening.
  • Painted iconic Agdor blue, sharpened ready to use.
  • Curved American hickory handle protected with linseed oil.
  • Each axe comes with an American leather sheath and a detailed user’s manual.
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