Rolson Pick Axe and Mattock Handle - 900 mm

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The Rolson Pick Axe and Mattock Handle is a durable, 900mm replacement shaft designed for professional landscapers, gardeners, and construction workers who need to restore the efficiency of their existing digging tools. Providing excellent leverage and a comfortable, varnished grip to reduce hand strain, it serves as a reliable upgrade or repair solution for heavy-duty pick axe and mattock heads. Potential users should note that as a wooden replacement component, it requires a secure fitment process to ensure safety and stability during high-impact tasks.
| Model Part Number | 12299 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Rolson |
The handle measures 900mm in length.
Yes, it is designed to be compatible with most standard pick axe and mattock head fittings.
Yes, it comes with a smooth, varnished finish for comfort and protection.
Wipe it down with a dry cloth and store it in a dry, ventilated area to allow it to dry out naturally.
Wedges are typically sold separately, but they are essential for securing the head safely to the handle.
Remove the head, inspect the fit, and secure it again with a properly sized steel or wooden wedge.
Lightly sand the affected area with fine-grit sandpaper and re-apply a layer of wood varnish.
Use a rasp or fine file to gently shave down the top of the handle until the head slides on snugly.
To install, clear the old handle remnants from the tool head and shape the top of the handle if necessary for a snug fit. Once seated, drive a steel wedge into the top of the handle to lock the head firmly in place. Regarding care, store the tool in a dry environment to prevent the hardwood from swelling or rotting. Periodically check for any hairline cracks or loose fittings before starting a heavy job. If the varnish begins to wear, lightly sand the surface and apply a new layer of exterior-grade wood preservative or varnish to keep the wood supple and splinter-free.