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  • Root Ranger Garden Shovel with Serrated Metal Blade and Wooden Handle with De Hyppee Exclusive Lettering Root Ranger Garden Shovel with Serrated Metal Blade and Wooden Handle with De Hyppee Exclusive Lettering
  • Root Ranger Garden Shovel with Serrated Metal Blade and Wooden Handle with De Hyppee Exclusive Lettering, Front and Side View Root Ranger Garden Shovel with Serrated Metal Blade and Wooden Handle with De Hyppee Exclusive Lettering, Front and Side View
Root Ranger Garden Shovel with Serrated Metal Blade and Wooden Handle with De Hyppee Exclusive Lettering
Root Ranger Garden Shovel with Serrated Metal Blade and Wooden Handle with De Hyppee Exclusive Lettering, Front and Side View
Gefa Fabritz

Root Ranger

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58,31 €
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Trowel | Length 35.5 cm | 427 g | large volume | with sharp teeth
SKU
CM11
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This high-quality planting trowel made of carbon steel with an ash wood handle is ideal as a probing trowel for tree inspection. The spoon has sharp saw teeth on both sides, making it easier for tree inspectors to probe, shovel, and scrape bark. The serrated edges of the spoon are particularly helpful when fine roots, clumps, and hard soil are in the way or when ivy and other vegetation need to be removed. Exposing roots, removing humus, and searching for faecal pellets are made easier by the large volume of the spoon. This tool is extremely sturdy and guarantees durability.

Material
Spoon: Carbon steel
Handle: Ash wood

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Item number CM11
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GEFA Produkte® Fabritz GmbH
Elbestr. 12
47800 Krefeld
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