Faithfull DIGBAR60 DIgging Bar 14Lb 60-inch x 1-inch
Faithfull Digging Bar 6.4kg 1.5M FAIDIGBAR60 Manufactured from high-grade heat treated steel bar, digging bars have a hexagonal profile shank with a pencil point at one end, and a 50mm (2 in) flat chisel edge at the other. Used for breaking rock or concrete and for levering heavy objects. Length 1500mm (60 in)Shank size 25mm
Faithfull Digging Bar 6.4kg 1.5M FAIDIGBAR60
Manufactured from high-grade heat treated steel bar, digging bars have a hexagonal profile shank with a pencil point at one end, and a 50mm (2 in) flat chisel edge at the other. Used for breaking rock or concrete and for levering heavy objects.
Length 1500mm (60 in)
Shank size 25mm (1 in)
Weight: 6350g (14 lb)
Chisel Width: 50mm (2 in)
FAIDIGBAR60
Product Features
- Length: 1.5 m
- Shank diameter: 25 mm
- Weight: 6.4 kg
- Chisel width: 50 mm
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Product has changed I was really looking forward to receiving this digging bar, since I have lots of tree roots to attend to. When I ordered the bar, it showed a machined chisel end at one end of the bar, which would have been ideal for cutting through tree roots. When bar arrived, it looked like the illustration now – and full marks to Amazon for getting the illustration changed so quickly after my feedback. the earlier illustration looked like the one for the smaller Digbar 60. I phoned Faithful to find out…
Does the job perfectly This digging bar worked great when I used it at the weekend and had to break up some rocks whilst digging the holes for some fencing posts. To be honest I couldn’t have done the job without it. I didn’t think I would like the hex profile but it did come in very handy as the bar was easier to turn when levering out bits of rock.Very well weighted and competitively priced when compared with other products.
A 6 foot chisel I can thank Amazon for bringing this item to my attention. I had no idea such a thing existed.Spearing this thing into the ground and digging up tree stumps is brilliant. I’ve removed holly trees, conifers, dead stumps and clumps of plants in the course of clearing my garden at my new house.I have managed to bend the bar but this is inevitable in light of the force exerted. I just revolve it 180 degrees and bend it the other way. It is worth mentioning that this…