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Shuv-Holers
Shuv-Holers are unique holedigging tools, fifty percent
quicker and much easier than digging with a spade. Deep holes
can be sunk with smaller diameters, so less filling and ramming
is required.
Heavy Duty Mark 2 - Wooden handle. For heavy ground,
contracting etc. Order Code: 080632
Heavy Duty Mark 2 Steel - For use where extra handle
strength is required. Order Code: 080633
Spare Handles
36" Wood (Mark 2 only) Code: 080627
42" Wood - Code: 080626
54" Wood - Code: 080628
Post Holer
Ideal for digging holes for gate posts, etc. The Post-Holer
will dig a parallel hole, minimum size 8", down to a depth
of 4 feet. It is of rugged construction with all steel tubular
handles and narrow high carbon forged blades. Order Code: 080636
Post Knocker
This is a lighter version of the Drivall post driver size 5 shown
opposite. Robust construction for driving all types of wooden
fence posts, leaving the post head undamaged. Much easier and
safer than using a sledge hammer. Tubular steel handles. Weight:
16kg (35lbs) Size: 5" (suitable for 3 1/2" (89mm) square
posts and 4 1/2" (120mm) round posts.
Order Code: 080635
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Drivall Post Drivers
Makes light work of post-driving. It is quicker and
far less effort than using a sledge hammer or digging with a
spade.
Type 4 - Order Code: 080629
Weight: 16.5 (35lbs)
Max Square Post: 67mm (2 5/8")
Max Round Post: 95mm (3 3/4")
Type 5 - Order Code: 080630
Weight: 19.5 (43lbs)
Max Square Post: 89mm (3 1/2")
Max Round Post: 120mm (4 3/4")
Type 6A - Order Code: 080631
Weight: 25.5 (56lbs)
Max Square Post: 107mm (4 1/4")
Max Round Post: 145mm (5 3/4")
GUIDES FOR DRIVALL: It is advisable to use guides when driving
in square posts as this facilitates the possibility to right
the post if skewed due to stones, etc. It also avoids shaving
on corners of posts.
EXTENSION HANDLES: Four foot extension handles can be attached
to the existing handles of the Drivall and used for gaining height
if posts are tall, eg. for deer fencing.
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