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CRAFTSMAN Tempered Steel Round Shovel - 60-in - Black
Article #01235695
Model #CMXMLBAEXL
Format 60"
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90 days to return or exchange in original condition and packaging.
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Warranty
1-year limited
Description
This shovel has a heavy gauge tempered steel blade, profiled for easy soil cutting. Its extra-large footsteps allows for secure footing and its premium hardwood handle is ideal for digging holes, planting trees and shrubs, digging up roots and dividing perennials. The shovel is backed by a 1-year warranty.
- Premium quality stained hardwood handle steel collar to strengthen reinforce the handle socket connection
- Tempered steel blade forward-turned footstep
- Comfort grip
- Arrow shaped blade
Product specifications
Blade Width(mm)
254.0
Weight(lb)
4.3
Blade Material
Steel
Blade Step
Yes
Blade Width(cm)
25.4
Blade Width(in)
10
Cushioned Grip
Yes
D-Handle Grip
No
Handle Length(cm)
106.68
Handle Length(in)
42
Handle Length(mm)
1066.8
Handle Material
Wood
Handle Type
Long-handle
Series Name
Round point shovel
Total Tool Length(cm)
156.21
Total Tool Length(in)
61.5
Total Tool Length(mm)
1562.1
Type
Digging shovel
Warranty
1-year limited
Weight(kg)
1.95048
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CRAFTSMAN Tempered Steel Round Shovel - 60-in - Black is rated
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Rated 3 out of
5
by
GregBv from
Broke a year after purchase
Bought a year ago, worked fine for that long Was putting in garden spring 2024, and handle broke in two. Thankfully backed by lifetime warranty but still a pain to go replace when there's work to do.
Date published: 2024-05-16
Rated 3 out of
5
by
Andyd from
Tough shovel
This is a better shovel than the cheap ones I bought in the past. Great for digging in soil where there are roots and rocks, but don't push it...As strong as the handle is, I feel it could snap in roots over 1/2" thick. Very easy to push into hard earth. There are rivets to hold the blade on, but mine is already starting to loosen
Date published: 2021-05-07