Trenching Shovel
Long Timber Handle
This Cyclone professional grade quality Australian-Made Trenching Shovel is ideal for digging and clearing narrow trenches. It is also designed for agricultural drainage, installing water and gas pipes, and laying underground cables, where tools built for narrow work perform best. The durable construction and long handle design help improve leverage and control while working in narrow trenches.
- Lacquer-sealed premium Australian hardwood handle designed for durability and super performance in Australian conditions
- Polished, peaked socket for additional strength
- Comfortable grip for extended trenching work
- 2mm boron and titanium treated Australian steel blade
- Reinforcing ribs for added blade strength
- Australian made
- Lifetime Guarantee
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is a trenching shovel used for?
A trenching shovel is designed for digging narrow trenches for irrigation, drainage, and cable installation. Its long, slim blade allows for precise digging, making it ideal when accuracy matters, and minimal ground disturbance is required.
How wide and deep can the trenching shovel dig?
Trench size can vary depending on soil conditions. Our trenching shovel is built to dig narrow trenches suited for pipes, with depth controlled by the user.
What is the difference between a trenching shovel and a regular shovel?
A trenching shovel features a narrow, elongated blade unlike a standard shovel. This design allows for more precise digging and cleaner trench lines. The shaft is typically longer to provide greater control and reach in deeper or tighter digging spaces.
What should I look for when choosing a trenching shovel?
Key factors include length, weight, and build quality. A well-balanced shovel provides better control and reduces fatigue, while durable materials ensure it performs repeatedly in tough outdoor conditions.
Can a trenching shovel cut through roots or hard soil?
A trenching shovel can penetrate compact soil and smaller roots due to its narrow blade. However, thicker roots or heavily compacted ground may require additional tools.
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