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The Buffalo Large Wooden Handle is an ideal replacement or primary shaft for DIY enthusiasts, professional landscapers, and tradespeople looking for a reliable, sturdy grip for heavy-duty tools. Crafted from premium 60 x 1.1/8 solid wood, this handle offers exceptional durability and a natural feel that synthetic alternatives often lack. While the solid wood construction ensures significant strength, users should note that the handle is not pre-drilled for specific tool heads, requiring some customization during the installation process.
| Model Part Number | 1500 x 28mm |
|---|---|
| Brand | Buffalo |
Yes, the handle can be cut using a standard wood saw if a shorter reach is required for specific tasks.
It is designed to fit most standard heads compatible with 28mm shafts, such as rakes, hoes, and cultivators.
The handle typically comes with a raw or lightly sanded natural wood finish, allowing you to choose your preferred stain or oil.
While durable, it is natural wood and should be treated with protective oils if stored outdoors to prevent rot.
Use a combination of a snug friction fit and a metal wedge to lock the head in place.
Check the fit of the head and ensure a wedge is properly inserted into the top of the handle to expand the wood against the tool eye.
Lightly sand the affected area and apply a generous coat of boiled linseed oil to rehydrate and seal the wood.
To ensure a secure fit, you may need to trim the tapered end or sand the head to match your specific tool aperture. Secure the head using a metal wedge or appropriate fasteners to prevent wobbling. For maintenance, clean the handle after use and store it in a dry environment. To protect the wood grain and prevent it from drying out, apply a coat of linseed oil annually. Regularly inspect the wood for signs of weathering or hairline cracks, and sand down any rough spots immediately to avoid splinters during operation.
