Leborgne Spade with Duopro Novagrip Handle
Leborgne Spade with Duopro Novagrip Handle
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This Leborgne spade with duopro Novagrip handle is a high-quality tool that comes with a specially ergonomic handle. It is made of a synthetic blend of fibreglass, which is both lightweight and reputed to be unbreakable. Its handle is covered with a non-slip elastomer grip that reduces shocks and friction during levering and driving efforts in the soil. Designed to be durable, the fully tempered steel blade is reinforced with ribs and a socket that extends into a high, solid collar that ensures the maintenance and protection of the connection between the handle and the tool head. It is mainly used for preparing normal, rather loose soils before they are cultivated and for transplanting perennials and small bushes. It is equipped with footrests, lateral crumblers, and sharpened edges that facilitate soil penetration and aeration while avoiding excessive exertion. Also available in a crutch handle version. Manufacturer's warranty for 15 years.
Dimensions:
- Spade iron = 28 x 20cm (11 x 8in)
- Blade thickness = 2.4mm
- Weight = 1.065kg
The spade is an essential tool, designed for lifting, turning, and loosening and crumbling the soil deeply, in non-stony soils and on small surfaces. Fertiliser (well-decomposed compost, organic fertiliser, horse manure) can be incorporated into the soil at the same time it is turned. With its sharp edges, it is also used for digging, cutting roots, or uprooting certain vegetable plants (leeks, potatoes, carrots, turnips). This model is equipped with a head with sharp cutting edges and lateral edges that allow for better soil penetration. The footrests with anti-slip grooves help you to use your weight to safely drive the tool into the ground. The lateral crumblers are a valuable aid in breaking up clods more effectively to better loosen the soil. Its long handle means it can be used as a lever and driven in with more power. Its high-quality design guarantees exceptional resistance to effort and wear. It boasts fully tempered steel and is equipped with reinforcing ribs that better withstand the pressures exerted during deep digging. It will accompany the gardener for many years. This tool, assembled in France, is guaranteed for 15 years by the manufacturer.
Leborgne designs, manufactures, and sells tools whose quality comes from over 175 years of expertise. The brand has built a solid reputation among professionals and amateur gardeners. It is one of the last garden tool brands to maintain manufacturing in France. Its quality and constant innovation have earned the loyalty of demanding customers.
This tool is under warranty. This warranty only applies to the metal parts, except consumables (screws, springs, etc.), and within the scope of normal use. The warranty does not apply to handles or grips.
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