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Lawn and Garden Tools: Hand, Power and Hauling

Shovels, rakes, pruners, axes, trimmers, wheelbarrows and general yard tools for digging, cutting, clearing and hauling. 2,006 products from $1.25 to $1,352.99. Value Brand, Albion Inc., Partners Brand and more.

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Sorting the jobs into digging, cutting, clearing and hauling

Start from what you do most. Digging calls for shovels, spades and trowels, soil work for rakes, hoes and cultivators, trimming for pruners, shears and saws, and moving loads for wheelbarrows and utility wagons. Heavy clearing, such as roots and stumps, uses axes, picks and mauls. Powered trimmers and edgers handle the lawn edge. Each tool type has sub-types, such as round and square shovels or bypass and anvil pruners, so look at the shape and length of the working end before comparing details.

Steel, handles and weight: what makes a tool last

Forged carbon steel heads are tougher and hold an edge better than thin stamped metal, though carbon steel rusts if left wet, so wipe and oil it. Handles are wood, which absorbs vibration but can split or rot; fiberglass, which is weatherproof and strong; or steel, which is the heaviest. Check the socket or tang that joins head and handle, because that joint is where poorly made tools fail. For battery tools, remember that batteries and chargers are usually tied to one voltage and one platform and do not swap between systems.

Questions about Lawn and Garden Tools: Hand, Power and Hauling

Wood or fiberglass handles: which should I pick?
Wood absorbs shock, feels warm in the hand and can be replaced easily, but it can split, rot or dry out. Fiberglass resists weather and breakage and needs no care, though it can feel stiffer. Steel handles are strongest and heaviest.
What is the difference between forged and stamped tool heads?
Forged heads are hammered or pressed from a heated steel billet, making a stronger, more durable part. Stamped heads are cut from flat sheet and are lighter and thinner, so they bend more easily under load. For digging in hard ground, forged is the safer choice.
Can I use one battery across different cordless yard tools?
Only within the same platform. Batteries are matched by voltage, connector and manufacturer, so a pack from another system will not fit or may not be safe. Check the listed voltage and whether the battery and charger are included.