Westward
Westward 20C884 Railroad Pick No 6 36 in striking tool
A 6 lb steel railroad pick with 36 in wood handle, heat-treated head and anti-vibration grip for heavy digging and prying
- TypePicks & Chipping Hammers
- 6 lb steel head delivers heavy impact force
- 36 in wood handle provides extended reach leverage
- Heat-treated construction resists deformation under load
- Anti-vibration design reduces user fatigue during use
- Dual pick and adze faces tackle varied tasks
Railroad Pick No 6 36 in
The Westward 20C884 is a 6 lb railroad pick with a 36 in wood handle designed for heavy striking and prying tasks. It suits track maintenance crews, excavation teams and general construction workers who need a durable hand tool for breaking ballast, compacted soil or masonry.
Heat-treated steel head sustained impact
The heat-treated steel head resists deformation during repeated high-force swings on rock, concrete or frozen ground. An anti-vibration wood handle absorbs shock over long shifts, reducing fatigue while the 10 1/2 in pick and adze maintain their edge profile through extended use.
Replaces lighter mattocks and worn picks
This tool upgrades from lighter mattocks or damaged picks when the job demands a 6 lb head and 36 in leverage for deeper penetration. The jump is worth it for crews facing harder materials or longer work days where smaller heads bounce and shorter handles limit swing force.
Highlights
- 6 lb steel head delivers heavy impact force
- 36 in wood handle provides extended reach leverage
- Heat-treated construction resists deformation under load
- Anti-vibration design reduces user fatigue during use
- Dual pick and adze faces tackle varied tasks
Specifications
| Brand | Westward |
|---|---|
| Model | 20C884 |
| Type | Picks & Chipping Hammers |
Questions about this item
How much vibration reaches the hands during all-day use of the 36 in handle?
The anti-vibration handle is designed to reduce transmitted shock during extended striking sessions.
What protective gear is needed before swinging the 6 lb steel head?
Safety glasses, gloves and steel-toe boots are standard personal equipment for pick mattock work.
Will the 36 in wood handle fit existing tool racks sized for standard mattocks?
The 36 in overall length matches common mattock dimensions, so it fits typical wall brackets and truck beds.
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