Westward
Westward 36RG03 Snow Shovel 22 1/4 in Plastic Blade 42 in Wood Handle
Lightweight plastic blade clears paths at 22 1/4 inches wide with a 42-inch wood D-grip handle weighing 2.27 lb
- TypeSnow Shovels & Rakes
- Lightweight 2.27 lb design reduces fatigue while clearing snow
- 22 1/4 in plastic blade moves a wide path with each push
- 42 in wood handle provides comfortable reach without bending
- D-grip handle gives secure control in cold, wet conditions
- 11 1/2 in blade height lifts deeper snow in fewer passes
Blade Width and Material
This snow shovel has a 22 1/4 in wide plastic blade designed for pushing fresh snow. The 42 in wood handle provides leverage while keeping the tool light at 2.27 lb. It is suited for residential driveways and walkways.
Upgrade From Narrower Metal Shovels
Replacing a narrow metal blade with this wider plastic pusher reduces the number of passes needed to clear a path. The jump is worth it when snow is light enough to push rather than lift and when a lighter tool lessens fatigue.
Plastic Blade Limits on Hard Pack
The plastic blade cannot chip through ice or compacted snow layers effectively. A wood handle will absorb moisture over time and may splinter if used as a pry bar. This tool is not for breaking frozen surfaces or heavy wet slush.
Highlights
- Lightweight 2.27 lb design reduces fatigue while clearing snow
- 22 1/4 in plastic blade moves a wide path with each push
- 42 in wood handle provides comfortable reach without bending
- D-grip handle gives secure control in cold, wet conditions
- 11 1/2 in blade height lifts deeper snow in fewer passes
Specifications
| Brand | WESTWARD |
|---|---|
| Type | Snow Shovels & Rakes |
Questions about this item
How much clearance do I need for the 22 1/4 in blade and 42 in handle?
The blade is 22 1/4 in wide and 11 1/2 in high with a 42 in wood handle, so allow at least that width and length plus room to swing.
What is the correct way to attach the D-grip to the wood handle?
The D-grip is fixed on the 42 in wood handle; do not over-tighten any fasteners or the wood can split.
When should I replace the plastic blade?
Replace the blade when the 22 1/4 in plastic edge shows cracks, deep gouges or excessive flex that reduces pushing efficiency.
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