Forks, hoes, rakes, shovels, post hole diggers, scrapers, file handles & more
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Select your head style
Choose the style that most closely matches your tool head. This helps narrow down the correct eye specifications.
What shape is your tool's eye?
The "eye" is the hole in your tool head where the handle passes through. Measure or look at your existing handle's top end.
How to measure the eye
Look at the hole in your tool head from the top. Measure the width (longest dimension) and height (shortest dimension) in inches. This is the eye size your handle must fit.
Oval / Teardrop
Rounded or tapered opening · ~1"–3" × ½"–1¼"
Rectangular
Square corners · ~¾"–1¾" × ½"–1"
Round
Circular opening · ~¾"–1½" diameter
Narrow Oval
Taller than wide · ~â…"–1" × 1¼"–2½"
What is the approximate weight of your tool head?
This is the weight of the metal head only, not the full assembled tool. Check any stamped markings on the head, or weigh it if unsure. Select the closest range.
What type of tool are you replacing the handle for?
Select the category that best describes your agricultural or garden tool.
Fork
Hay, manure, spading, potato, and specialty forks
Hoe or Hook
Garden hoes, cotton hoes, scuffle hoes, fire rakes, grape hoe
Rake
Lawn, leaf, bow, and level-head rakes
Shovel or Spade
Hollowback and closed back shovels, D-grip options, scoop handles
Scraper
Sidewalk scrapers, barn scrapers
Post Hole Digger
Square-eye, round-end, and Eureka-style post hole diggers; auger handles
Pruning Tool
Hedge shear and lopping shear handles
Push Broom or Squeegee
Tapered, metal thread, and wood thread push broom handles
Wheelbarrow
Wheelbarrow handles and wedges
Tamper
Shaped and unshaped tamper handles
File Handle
Long ferrule, short ferrule, and screw-on TiteGrip file handles
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