Drop-forged carbon steel head: Provides superior durability and long-lasting performance
Dual striking faces: Offers versatility for driving pins, wedges, and spikes
Lightweight 5 lb head: Easier to handle than traditional spike mauls
32 inch American hickory handle: Ensures comfort and control during use
Proprietary safety grip (on select models): Enhances user safety and reduces hand fatigue
Summarized by Shop
A 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
Head Weight
5 lb
Head Material
Drop-forged carbon steel
Handle Length
32 in (American hickory or fiberglass)
Handle Diameter
2 in (round face), 1 in (small diameter face)
Handle Color
Beige
Summarized by Shop
5.0
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I was looking for a specific maul shaped to a point like this to pop holes in cast aluminum engine blocks and transmission casings. This maul deliver all its impact to a small area and does exactly what I needed. I will be buying more for my other facilities.
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Joseph · July 26, 2026
Good solid tool. The handle is a standard size hickory haft. Head is tapered to a good point for driving pins and spikes where objects surround. Very satisfied.
