Replacement Wooden Handles, Hoe Handle, Hickory Axe Handle, Pickaxe Handle, T Handle and Spade or Fork Handle (Hoe Handle)
Description
🌿 Dig into Quality with Every Swing!
- 📏 PERFECT LENGTH - At 47 inches, it provides optimal leverage and comfort.
- 🌍 ECO FRIENDLY CHOICE - Sustainable materials for the environmentally conscious gardener.
- 💪 HAND POWERED EFFICIENCY - Designed for effortless manual gardening tasks.
- 🔄 VERSATILE COMPATIBILITY - Fits all standard size hoe heads for seamless gardening.
- 🌱 CULTIVATE WITH CONFIDENCE - Crafted from premium beech wood for lasting strength.
This Replacement Wooden Hoe Handle is a 47-inch beech wood handle designed for compatibility with standard hoe heads, making it an essential tool for efficient gardening and landscaping.
Specifications
| Product Dimensions | 1 x 1 x 1 cm |
| Part number | AB213 |
| Material type | Hoe Handle |
| Power source type | Hand Powered |
| Manufacturer | Easy Shopping |
| Item model number | 1 |
| ASIN | B0973D1GJG |
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Reviews
S**S
Replacement handle for axe
Strong , and sturdy took a while to fit , so it should, but now it's really strong . No cracking in wood
T**D
Sturdy.
Fitted like a glove........eventually.
B**Y
Good quality
This is a decent handle, it's had a bit of use now and is still in one piece :) Several Land Rover loads of oak have been split using it.I added a couple of coats of varnish after fitting to protect it.
E**E
Perfect
Good tool
A**H
Not Ash wood.
Advertised as Ashwood but supplied in Beech which is not as strong or tough as Ash. Beech is a cheap alternative and NOT SUITABLE for a heavy duty digging spade. I will not buy from them again.
Y**L
Good quality at a reasonable price
Exactly what you would expect a good quality replacement handle to be
K**E
Very sturdy and good value but came with a split in the handle and ended up breaking
P**R
Narrow wooden headstock
Good ergonomic design. Certainly sturdy. The height and width of the headstock should be in the specification. My axe head slot was wider than the headstock and I had to glue on extra (about 2mm per side) wood before shaping it to fit before hammering in the wedges. It was also significantly higher than the hole in the axe-head and required quite a lot of work with a spokeshave. But, once fitted it has proved to be good to handle, robust and secure.
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