Square Point Transfer Shovel - 48"

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Square Point Transfer Shovel - 48"

Part Number: UNIO0144106
Weight: 4.50 lbs

For transferring rocky & drier soils. Heavy-duty, tempered steel blade with forward-turned blade step. Crimped steel collar for extra strength at the handle/socket connection. 48" White Ash handle for strength.

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