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Kobalt 40-in Fiberglass Handle Digging Shovel
- Brand
- Kobalt
- SKU / Item reference
- Item #863588 | Model #PRL-F-K34710
- UPC / Barcode
- 755625040749
Supplied specifications
- Product category
- Shovels
- Item weight
- 5.0 lb
- Dimensions
-
- Blade Width (Inches)
- 9
- Total Tool Length (Inches)
- 58
- Handle Length (Inches)
- 40
- Weight (lbs.)
- 4.79
9
Total Tool Length (Inches)
58
Handle Length (Inches)
40
Weight (lbs.)
4.79 - Product location
- Aisle: Showroom Display | Bay: 3
- Saber exclusive
- No
- Technical specifications
-
- Blade Material
- Steel
- D-Handle Grip
- No
- Blade Step
- Yes
- Handle Material
- Fiberglass
- Cushioned Grip
- Yes
- Handle Type
- Long-handle
Steel
D-Handle Grip
No
Blade Step
Yes
Handle Material
Fiberglass
Cushioned Grip
Yes
Handle Type
Long-handle - Manufacturer warranty
- Lifetime
- Return eligibility
- 30-Day
- California Proposition 65
- Yes
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Additional product details
Product overview
Round point shovel.
Heavy gauge, tempered steel blade for increased strength and durability
Extended forward steps with traction grooves for increased control in wet or muddy conditions
Heavy-duty fiberglass handle for handling the toughest jobs
End grip and cushion grip for extra comfort and control
The Kobalt fiberglass digging shovel is a tool made to handle any job
Perfect for the professional contractor, industrial worker, landscaper, and the homeowner project
Heavy gauge, tempered steel blade for increased strength and durability
Extended forward steps with traction grooves for increased control in wet or muddy conditions
Heavy-duty fiberglass handle for handling the toughest jobs
End grip and cushion grip for extra comfort and control
The Kobalt fiberglass digging shovel is a tool made to handle any job
Perfect for the professional contractor, industrial worker, landscaper, and the homeowner project