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Straight wooden shovel handle, 48 in natural finish

True Temper

True Temper Shovel Handle Straight 48 in Wood

SKU CH-C2VZ-8MKDX

Straight 48 in wood replacement handle fits Razor-Back open-back shovels and resists chemicals and corrosion without sparking

  • Product typeNon-sparking, Chemical/Corrosion Resistant
  • Straight 48 in handle fits Razor-Back open-back shovels
  • Wood construction provides non-sparking, chemical-resistant performance
  • Natural finish suits traditional tool aesthetics
  • Replacement handle restores shovel function quickly

Straight 48 in Wood Shovel Handle

This True Temper replacement handle measures 48 inches and features a straight wood construction in a natural finish. It is designed as a direct replacement for compatible Razor-Back open back shovels, restoring the tool to working condition.

Non-Sparking Corrosion Resistant Build

The handle is classified as non-sparking and resistant to chemicals and corrosion, making it suitable for environments where spark risks or corrosive materials are a concern. Buyers needing a curved handle profile or a different length will need an alternative part.

How it compares

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Price $12.99
Cheaper than about 91% of the 27 comparable items (median $34.99).

Specifications

Product
Brand nameTrue Temper
Product typeNon-sparking, Chemical/Corrosion Resistant

Questions about this item

Will the wood handle need refinishing or sealing over time?

The handle is non-sparking and chemical/corrosion resistant, so it resists many environmental factors that degrade untreated wood.

What fails first on this handle under heavy daily digging?

Wood grain fatigue at the socket joint typically appears before the straight shaft itself bends or splinters.

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