Questions and Answers for Razor-Back 44 in. Fiberglass Handle Clean-Out Shovel

A:  Yes it has a lifetime warranty and there a great shovel

A:  Yes, there is a Lifetime Warranty on these shovels.

A:  The Warranty is worthless. I tried to file a claim and was denied because I did not have a receipt. Shovel is poorly designed, broke after 2nd use. A reputable company will stand behind their product. Stay away from AMES products.

A:  Please email us at help@ames.com for warranty information.

A:  Unless you saved your receipt don't bother. They are poorly designed and break easily. If you try and file a claim they will look for any way to get out of honering the warranty.

A:  4.3 lbs.

A:  This is made in China and distributed in the United States.

A:  Yes, I have replaced the handle. Removed the rivet. I took a spade wood bit and drilled down into the shovel. Then took a dull screw drive to break out the remaining wood ring. Took old handle and sanded down with a belt sander until it fit.

A:  There is no easy way to repair a clean out shovel. If you can find a handle that would fit tightly, you could use screws to connect the handle, but that is not recommended.

A:  Hello. We suggest using the Store Finder function on Home Depot's web site.

A:  No, we snapped two handles within a week of purchase digging in tough conditions

A:  It's perfect for hard compact soil. Has a very sturdy handle.

A:  I used mine in sandy soil, so I can't be sure. But it feels sturdy and the blade itself seems good.

A:  First time in use, my helper snapped the handle , broken near the place it inserts to metal part.

A:  yes. this shovel is strong. We just dug a bunch of trenches in decomposed granite and rocks. No issues.

A:  Noticeably lighter than the 5" trenching shovel, but very solidly made.

A:  It weighs 4.1 lbs.