Aluminium Grain Shovel - 1550mm Long Fibreglass Handle - Non-Sparking Bulk Scoop

Aluminium Grain Shovel - 1550mm Long Fibreglass Handle - Non-Sparking Bulk Scoop

Shifting large volumes of light material can be back-breaking work if you don't have the right leverage. This heavy-duty grain shovel features an extended 1550mm straight fibreglass handle, allowing you to move bulk grain, mulch, or snow while maintaining a comfortable upright posture to reduce lower back fatigue.

Best For Farmers, landscapers, and stable hands needing maximum reach and capacity when moving lightweight bulk materials like feed, seed, and woodchips.

Key Features

• Extended Straight Handle: At approx. 1550mm long, the straight shaft provides superior reach and allows you to work without excessive bending, protecting your back during repetitive lifting.

• Aluminium Blade Construction: The large scoop is made from high-grade aluminium, keeping the tool incredibly lightweight so you can maximize the payload of every scoop without tiring your arms.

• Anti-Spark Safety: The aluminium blade is naturally non-sparking, making this an essential safety tool for use in grain silos, barns, or dusty environments where steel sparks could cause ignition.

• Durable Fibreglass Shaft: Unlike timber handles that can rot or splinter, the fibreglass core is impervious to moisture and weather, ensuring long-lasting durability even in damp agricultural settings.

• High-Volume Capacity: Designed to move material fast, the deep blade holds a significant amount of loose product, reducing the number of passes required to clear a truck or fill a feeder.

Sizes Available

• Long Handle: Approx. 1550mm Length (This model).

Specifications

• Brand: Rally

• Blade Material: Aluminium

• Handle Material: Fibreglass

• Handle Style: Long Straight Shaft

• Overall Length: Approx. 1550mm

• Safety Feature: Non-Sparking

Ideal For (Uses)

• Moving bulk grain, feed, and seed in agricultural settings.

• Spreading lightweight mulch and woodchips in large garden beds.

• Clearing snow from paths and driveways.

• Mucking out stables and barns.

• Working in hazardous zones or silos where non-sparking tools are mandatory.