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Faithfull Heavy Duty Cable Laying Shovel

FaithfullProduct code3691

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£34.95inc. VAT

£29.13 ex. VAT

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Description

The Faithfull Heavy Duty Cable Laying Shovel is a specialist contractors tool designed for narrow trench work, particularly pipe and cable laying applications. Built with a solid forged head and solid socket construction, this shovel delivers the durability and strength required for demanding groundwork tasks. The narrow tapered blade design makes this shovel ideal for creating clean, precise trenches whilst minimising ground disturbance. Fitted with a traditional ash wood shaft and MYD (Martin Young Design) hilt, it combines robust construction with comfortable handling during extended use. The solid socket forged head ensures a secure connection between blade and shaft for reliable performance on site. This cable laying shovel is particularly suited to utility contractors, groundworkers and landscaping professionals who require a dedicated tool for trenching work. The compact blade dimensions and shorter shaft length provide excellent control when working in confined spaces or existing excavations. Features and Benefits: • Solid forged head construction for maximum durability • Narrow tapered blade ideal for precise trench work • Traditional ash shaft with MYD hilt for comfortable handling • Solid socket design ensures secure blade-to-shaft connection Specifications: Shovel Type: Cable Laying Handle Shape: MYD Shaft Material: Wood Blade: 280 x 140-120mm (11 x 5.1/2- 4.3/4in) Shaft: 700mm (28in)

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