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Replacement Handle For Grubbing Hoe

Original price was: $32.18.Current price is: $22.53.

SKU: YW1SZ 916043516 Category: Gardening & Landscaping Tools

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Upgrade your Grubbing Hoe with 54 Replacement Handle.

54-inch replacement handle for grubbing hoe.

Product Specs

Handle-only for the AE1 grub hoe and G6 grub hoe
Handle is 54″ long, one end flares to just under 1 & 3/4″ . The narrow end of the handle is just under 1 & 1/2″
The narrow end goes through the front of the hole or “eye” on the AE1 or G6 grub hoe, then slid through untill the wider flared end stops it

Product Warranty Information

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Product Features

Upgrade your Grubbing Hoe with 54 Replacement Handle.
54 inch replacement handle for grubbing hoe.
Handle only for the AE1 grub hoe and G6 grub hoe.
Handle is 54″ long, one end flares to just under 1 & 3/4″.
The narrow end of the handle is just under 1 & 1/2″.
The narrow end goes through the front of the hole or “eye” on the AE1 or G6 grub hoe, then slid through until the wider flared end stops it.
Perfect for landscaping professionals.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is the length of the Replacement Handle for Grubbing Hoe?
The Replacement Handle for Grubbing Hoe is 54 inches long.

2. What is the compatibility of the Replacement Handle for Grubbing Hoe?
The Replacement Handle for Grubbing Hoe is compatible with only AE1 grub hoe and G6 grub hoe.

3. What is the diameter of the narrow end of the Replacement Handle for Grubbing Hoe?
The diameter of the narrow end of the Replacement Handle for Grubbing Hoe is just under 1 & 1/2 inches.

4. How do I install the Replacement Handle for Grubbing Hoe?
The narrow end of the Replacement Handle for Grubbing Hoe needs to go through the front of the hole or “eye” on the AE1 or G6 grub hoe, then slid through until the wider flared end stops it.