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Invader II Stainless Steel Trowel - Black Ada Reviews

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High-quality stainless steel, long, foot-assisted trowel with a slim digging head. Featuring a footrest and easy-grip handle. This trowel allows digging areas containing dense tree roots or tough rocky soil without crouching down.
Features:

14 gauge steel digging head
16 gauge stainless steel tube 7/8” diameter
Rubber handle for comfortable grip
Anti-skid footrest for harder ground conditions
fine-edge Ripper profile for working through light-rooted soil
Available in black mild steel and stainless steel finish

Dimensions:

Length: 670 mm
Width: 125 mm
Head width: 87 mm
Head length: 175 mm
0.9 kg
Digging tools warranty information
Whilst any spades, scoops or tools we sell are of the highest quality, we cannot guarantee against using the tool beyond their design strength. Anything has a limit & anything can & will bend if you go beyond that point. Please beware that any strength built into the design will be negated if you force it in the wrong direction. Welds are covered by warranty; however, over the last 35+ years, we have never seen any welds fail on any Black Ada, Evolution spades, or scoops.
If, when you receive the new tool, you are not happy to accept the above, please return the unused item to us for a full refund.

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Phone:

01213592379

Email:

sales@regton.com

Location:

82 Cliveland Street
Birmingham
B19 3SN

“A great trowel very strong , slightly let down by the shaft punching through the rubber hand grip..I have fitted a large plastic pad to it so i can lean on the top.”
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Posted 6 years ago