Double Shovel Holer – 60” Wooden Handles (Sitemate)

About this item:
Double Shovel Holer – 60” Wooden Handles (Sitemate) is a strong, dependable digging tool designed to handle demanding groundworks with ease. Featuring a durable hardwood handle and robust steel blades, this double shovel holer provides excellent leverage and stability, making it ideal for digging post holes, trenching, clearing loose material, and a wide range of fencing and landscaping applications.

Its 60” wooden handle offers extended reach and comfortable two-handed control, helping users maintain power and precision while reducing fatigue during long working days. Whether you’re a fencing contractor, landscaper, or DIY user looking for a reliable digging tool built to withstand repeated use, this Sitemate model delivers consistent performance and long-lasting durability.

Key Features:
• Strong steel shovel blades for effective digging and material removal
• 60” hardwood handle provides excellent reach and controlled leverage
• Ideal for post hole work, trenching, fencing, and general groundworks
• Designed for both trade professionals and DIY users
• Ergonomic handle for comfortable, stable two-handed operation
• Built by Sitemate, known for durable, reliable site tools

Common Questions:
Q: What is a double shovel holer used for?
A: It’s commonly used for digging post holes, trenching, and clearing soil or aggregate. The twin blade design helps lift and remove material efficiently.

Q: Is the 60” wooden handle strong enough for heavy-duty groundworks?
A: Yes. The hardwood handle offers excellent durability and leverage, suitable for repeated use in tough soil conditions.

Q: Can this tool be used for fencing installations?
A: Absolutely. It’s ideal for preparing post holes and clearing spoil during the installation of fence posts and boundary supports.

Q: Is it suitable for clay or mixed ground conditions?
A: Yes, the steel blades are designed to handle compacted soil, clay, and mixed materials, though extremely hard ground may benefit from pre-loosening with a digging bar.