Spear and Jackson Digging & Raking Tools
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Spear and Jackson Digging & Raking Tools at Tooled-Up.com
Tooled-Up.com stocks Spear and Jackson Digging & Raking Tools for groundworkers, landscapers, gardeners and farm users who need hand tools for moving, breaking and levelling material. The selection is organised into Contractors Forks, Contractors Rakes, Contractors Shovels, Contractors Spades, Farming Shovels & Forks, Hay Rakes and Mini Shovels, so you can go straight to the tool that suits the job.
The contractors tools are made for repeated daily use on site, covering everything from trenching and backfilling to spreading aggregate and levelling soil. The farming shovels, forks and hay rakes are built around handling bulk material such as grain, bedding, silage and hay, while the mini shovels are a compact option for tight spaces and lighter tasks.
Key Features of Spear and Jackson Digging & Raking Tools
- Contractor-grade construction: the contractors range is designed for demanding site work, so blades, tines and handles are built to cope with hard ground and heavy loading.
- Task-specific heads: spades suit cutting and digging, shovels suit lifting and moving loose material, forks suit breaking and turning soil, and rakes suit levelling and clearing. Choosing the right head saves effort and gives a cleaner result.
- Farming-specific designs: farming shovels and forks are shaped for scooping and throwing bulk material, while hay rakes gather loose crop and bedding efficiently.
- Compact mini shovels: a shorter format gives better control in confined areas, such as small beds, vehicle footwells or under decking.
- Hand-tool simplicity: there are no batteries or cables, so the tools are ready whenever you are and suit work where power is not available.
Who Uses Spear and Jackson Digging & Raking Tools?
Groundworkers and general builders use contractors spades and shovels for trenches, foundations, soakaways and mixing or moving sand, ballast and cement. Landscapers rely on contractors rakes and forks to prepare ground, spread topsoil and finish levels before turfing, seeding or paving.
Farmers, smallholders and stable owners choose farming shovels, forks and hay rakes for mucking out, handling feed and bedding and clearing hay. Gardeners and allotment holders will find the mini shovels and smaller digging tools handy for planting, border work and tidy-ups.
Popular Spear and Jackson Digging & Raking Tools
Contractors Spades and Shovels
Spades are the first choice for cutting edges and digging clean trenches, while shovels shift loose materials quickly. Both are suited to regular site use.
Contractors Forks and Rakes
Forks break up compacted ground and turn soil, while rakes level, spread and clear debris ahead of finishing work.
Farming Shovels & Forks and Hay Rakes
These are suited to livestock, stable and yard work, where bulk material needs lifting, turning and gathering.
Mini Shovels
A compact choice for confined spaces and lighter jobs where a full-length shovel is awkward to use.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between a spade and a shovel?
A spade usually has a flatter blade for cutting into soil and shaping trench edges. A shovel has a more curved, scooped blade designed to lift and move loose material such as sand, gravel or soil.
Which tool is best for levelling soil or aggregate?
A contractors rake is the best choice for spreading and levelling. Use a shovel to move the material into place first, then rake it to the required finish.
Are farming shovels and forks suitable for garden use?
Yes. They are designed for bulk handling, so they work well for moving compost, manure or bedding in larger gardens, though they may be bigger than needed for small borders.
When should I choose a mini shovel?
Choose a mini shovel when space is limited or the task is light, such as planting, clearing small areas or working in tight spots. For trenching or heavy loading, a full-size contractors shovel or spade is more suitable.
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