Ship Maul workwear pullover The molded Warwood blue exterior

The molded Warwood blue exterior resists chipping

1-1/16" Barrel Drift Pin

Its primary use is driving railroad spikes and its elongated head allows striking on the opposite side of the rail

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Ship Maul workwear pullover The molded Warwood blue exteriorA ship maul, also known as a top maul or pin maul, is lighter weight and easier to handle than a spike maul and originated as a tool for striking and driving pins, wedges, and spikes in wooden shipbuilding. Ship mauls are also used in metal shipbuilding, railroad track maintenance, blacksmithing, and other jobs. The 5 lb. head features a round, 2 striking face at one end and a smaller diameter striking face at the other. It is typically matched with a