Amtech A2311 Wooden Hoe Handle Replacement, Beech, 47” (1175mm Long)

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Some wooden handles are even tapered to accommodate your hands - but this will only work if it is in the right place for you. In this case, use a drill to make a hole through the rivet head, then use pliers to pull out the rivet body.

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Rivets are what hold the handle onto the spade, so if they’re not in good condition, the handle can become loose and eventually fall off.Once the new handlebars are in place, tighten them down so they’re secure but not too tight (you don’t want to strip the threads). Tougher clumps of ground could get caught on the open hoe but it felt good quality and is guaranteed for 15 years. Bulldog, Berger, Ames True Temper, WD40, Oregon, Salmon Brushes, Fort Barrows, Towa Gloves, Flexothane Clothing, Matabi Sprayers, Opinel Knives, Moldex, Poultry Equipment and Agricultural Sundries. The wooden handle of this oscillating hoe is shorter and heavier than the others, but it's comfortable to hold.

Amtech A2311 Wooden Hoe Handle Replacement, Beech, 47

A garden hoe may be a relatively simple tool but it's ideal for keeping on top of unwanted weeds, without disturbing what lies beneath. Screwfix is a great option if you’re looking for replacement rivets, as they have a wide selection to choose from.To remove an old wooden handle from a garden fork, start by unscrewing any screws or nails that are holding it in place.

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The head is small enough to be manoeuvrable between plants and effective enough to weed larger areas quickly.The rustproof handle gripped well and comfortably thanks to the plastic sleeve and it can be interchanged with multiple tools. To replace the rivets on your spade handle, start by removing the old ones with a drill or screwdriver. There are sharp cutting edges on both sides, so the wide head moves easily through the soil, cutting weeds effectively on the push and pull. Then, line up the new rivets with the holes on the spade head and use a hammer to tap them into place.