Bully Tools
Bully Tools 92711 Floral Spade Fiberglass D-Grip 39.5
A 14-gauge floral spade with a closed-back blade and support rib, 6.5 by 8.5 inches, on a 31-inch fiberglass D-grip handle for 39.5-inch overall length
- Closed-back blade prevents debris build-up during digging
- Support rib reinforces 14-gauge steel for extra strength
- D-grip American Ash handle provides comfortable control
- 31-inch handle with extended ferrule ensures durable connection
- 5 by 8.5 inch blade sized for precise floral work
Floral Spade for Garden Beds
The Bully Tools 92711 Floral Spade is built for planting and transplanting in cultivated beds. Its 14 gauge blade measures 6.5 by 8.5 inches and features a closed back that prevents soil from packing inside. A support rib adds structural strength for prying tasks. The total tool length is 39.5 inches.
Fiberglass Handle Limits
The 31 inch American Ash handle is fitted with a fiberglass D-grip and an extended ferrule for a secure connection. Fiberglass resists weather and splintering but can fracture under severe lateral leverage. The closed-back blade sheds heavy clay more efficiently than open designs, though extremely rocky ground may still stress the joint.
Check Your Reach and Storage
Verify that the 39.5 inch overall length suits your height and the row spacing you work in. Ensure you have vertical space to store the tool without bending the handle. Confirm the D-grip diameter fits your hand comfortably for extended use.
Highlights
- Closed-back blade prevents debris build-up during digging
- Support rib reinforces 14-gauge steel for extra strength
- D-grip American Ash handle provides comfortable control
- 31-inch handle with extended ferrule ensures durable connection
- 5 by 8.5 inch blade sized for precise floral work
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Which Bully Tools 92711 floral spade should I choose?
The 92711 is a single model with a 14 gauge closed-back blade measuring 6.5” by 8.5” and a 31” American Ash D-grip handle, giving 39.5” overall length.
What does the 14 gauge blade thickness mean when I am digging?
A 14 gauge steel blade resists bending in heavy soil while the closed back stops mud from packing inside and the support rib adds stiffness for prying.
How does the fiberglass-reinforced ferrule affect the handle connection?
The extended ferrule wraps the 31” ash shaft deeper into the blade socket, spreading load so the wood-to-metal joint withstands repeated leverage.
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