Atlas Pattern Post Hole Digger, 12-Gauge Steel, Fiberglass Handles

The PD 40020 is an Atlas Pattern Post Hole Digger made with 12-gauge steel and fiberglass handles, making it perfect for digging holes to plant tree saplings or setting sign and fence posts. Its 12-gauge tempered steel head is pre-sharpened to easily penetrate the ground, slicing through small roots, and its 48 in. fiberglass handles strike a good balance between weight and durability. Plus, it features ruler markings for quickly identifying correct hole depth. A lifetime warranty guarantees this product is free of material and workmanship defects for the life of the tool.

• POST HOLE DIGGER ideal for digging holes for setting sign and fence posts, mailboxes or planting tree saplings
• 12-GAUGE STEEL HEAD is tempered for superior strength and a long service life
• SHARPENED BLADE EDGES easily penetrate the ground, slicing through small roots
• 48 IN. FIBERGLASS HANDLES offer the best combination of weight and durability
• RULER MARKINGS make gauging depth of hole an easy task
• DIGS DEEP to break up and remove tough soil
• LIFETIME WARRANTY guarantees products are free of material and workmanship defects for the life of the tool or we'll replace it free of charge when returned along with the original proof of purchase.
• CORONA CARES: We are committed to making a positive impact on the world we all share. To further demonstrate our support, we continue to give back to our communities through tool donations and participation in various events and organizations.
• ESSENTIAL HAND TOOLS: Corona provides high-quality tools for the construction, landscape, agricultural and tree care industries, catering to professionals and engaged gardeners who need a range of tools. Whether it be a wheelbarrow, shovel, garden scissors, pruner, machete, hoe, rake, pole saw or sledgehammer, we have the gardening tools you need to get the job done.

WARNING: This product can expose you to dangerous chemicals which are known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information, go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.