Spear and Jackson Shovels

Spear and Jackson Shovels at Tooled-Up.com

Tooled-Up.com stocks Spear and Jackson Shovels for groundworkers, landscapers, farmers and general site users. The selection is built around the Neverbend contractors shovel, available in open socket, solid socket, strapped and steel versions, alongside the Grain Shovel and the Round Mouth Fox Shovel.

The choice of blade shape is what separates one shovel from another. Square mouth, round mouth, taper mouth, Irish, West Country, trenching and cable laying patterns each suit a different material or job, from moving aggregate to digging narrow trenches.

Browse the Spear and Jackson selection to match the blade, socket and handle style to the work, whether that is heavy site digging or lighter agricultural handling.

Key Features of Spear and Jackson Shovels

• Neverbend steel construction: the Neverbend contractors shovels are made for hard, repeated use, so the blade holds its shape when digging and lifting heavy loads.
• Open and solid socket designs: open socket shovels are easy to clear of soil and debris, while solid socket versions give a strong, secure connection between blade and handle.
• Strapped general service pattern: the strapped treaded model adds reinforcement where the handle meets the blade, and the treaded blade top gives a firmer footing when pushing the shovel into the ground.
• Specialist blade shapes: taper and trenching blades cut into the ground more easily, square mouths scoop and level, and the cable laying pattern suits narrow, controlled excavation.
• Lightweight aluminium head: the Grain Shovel has a polished, rust-proof aluminium head and an extra large dish, so it moves bulk loose material with less effort in damp conditions.

Who Uses Spear and Jackson Shovels?

Groundworkers, general builders and landscapers use the Neverbend contractors shovels for digging, backfilling, mixing and moving sand, soil and aggregate. Utility and drainage contractors can choose trenching or cable laying patterns for service runs.

The Grain Shovel suits farms, stables and smallholdings where feed, grain, bedding and other loose materials are moved daily. Gardeners and allotment holders also find a durable general-purpose shovel useful for larger projects.

Popular Spear and Jackson Shovels

Neverbend Contractors Shovels

The core of the selection includes Square Mouth, Taper Mouth, Round Mouth, Irish and West Country patterns, with a Size 6 square mouth option. Open socket, solid socket and steel versions give a choice of construction.

Specialist Trenching and Cable Laying Shovels

The Neverbend Steel Trenching and Cable Laying shovels are made for narrower excavations and tidy, accurate digging.

Grain and Fox Shovels

The lightweight Grain Shovel handles loose agricultural materials, while the Round Mouth Fox Shovel gives another option for general digging and scooping.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which Spear and Jackson shovel is best for general site digging?

A Neverbend Steel Square Mouth or Taper Mouth Contractors Shovel is a sound choice. Square mouths suit scooping and levelling, while taper mouths penetrate firmer ground more easily.

What is the difference between open socket and solid socket shovels?

Open socket shovels are simple to clean out, while solid socket shovels offer a closed, robust joint between blade and handle for tougher work.

Which shovel is suitable for trenches and cables?

The Neverbend Steel Trenching and Cable Laying Contractors Shovels have blade shapes designed for narrower excavations.

Is the Grain Shovel suitable for wet conditions?

Yes. Its polished aluminium head is rust-proof and lightweight, making it practical for farm, equine and smallholding use. Shop Spear and Jackson Shovels at Tooled-Up.com to compare the options.