⛏️ Dig Deeper, Level Smarter – Own the Ground You Stand On!
The True Temper Post Hole Digging Bar is a durable, medium carbon steel tool engineered for digging, prying large rocks, and tamping soil. Its tamper head ensures precise leveling around fence posts and deck supports, making it an essential, reliable companion for professional-grade outdoor projects.
B**R
The Best Garden Tool for Removing Roots!
This is my first Amazon review, and I felt compelled to write this because I love this item so much! Gardening is my hobby, and when I was younger I worked for a landscaping company, so I have a pretty good amount of experience in the yard.... including using various garden tools. This tool is so simple and yet so effective. It is basically a long piece of solid metal. I just moved into a new residence, and am in the process of relandscaping my entire yard. That includes removing every existing plant and tree so I can start over. For the first several weeks of the removal process I used a pick, shovel, and other common garden tools. I then bought this tool and wished I had done so from the beginning. This tool goes through dirt easier than anything else (I hesitate to say like butter). It also makes short work of large roots, especially those that are underneath the plant/tree that are difficult to reach with other tools. Lastly, this tool will never break. It is solid! And the weight gives you a good work out. I am taking deep breaths after just a couple of minutes of swinging this tool, but it is so worth it! Probably one of the top 2 or 3 best garden tools I have ever used.
C**N
Perfect Solution
While digging post holes with my standard manual post hole digger, I hit solid soil & roots, and could not dig any deeper. After receiving my Digging Bar I returned to the project and put the bar to the test. The chiseled end made fast work of the roots & compact soil. The heavy weight and long reach of the bar easily broke up the soil for removal with my post hole digger. The trim work on the hole was a breeze and I was able to reach a 3 1/2' depth without having to work bent over. I haven't used the rounded tamp end yet, but know it will do the job a lot better than my old 2x4. It's smaller size will get into areas I couldn't get to previously and the weight of the bar will compact the soil for a firm fit of my 6x8" post. A perfect solution to post hole frustration.
G**C
Spartans, Prepare for Glory!!!
I felt like a Spartan! "Spartans! Prepare For Glory!!!" First thing I wanted to do was strip to my skivies, put on a red cape, grab my garbage can, put a flower pot on my head, and run out the door screaming "Come and Get Us!"Ok, that's not quite the review, but this thing does a fantastic job. Stayed sharp after pounding out two 2ft diameter stumps, a 6-10" root, and to get under a couple of trees and roots to move them around to better spots. Saved may shrubs for the Knights of Kneigh! However, I can only give it 5. It is strong, but I'm worried about its flex. I was worried about it breaking. Also, as a firefighter, we have 6 ft steel roof hooks that don't bend like this, they pry and destroy the work as expected.
K**R
It bends
I tried to dig out a broken post pole and it bends. I don't know what kind of material they use, because it's heavy and weak.
R**N
Makes things so much eaiser.
I'm using this thing on hard packed dirt and the occasional tree root. Towards the bottom of my post holes, a spade just hits with a thud. This thing digs in and pulls dirt up when you pull it back out. Really nice for cutting through roots also. I just chopped through about 1" of root in one whack an hour ago. If you hit it right I'm sure it would take a toe right off, so be careful.It's a big heavy piece of steel with a blade at one end that excels at ripping things up in the bottom of a hole. Five stars. :)
P**R
The best solution for hard rocky soil short of a jackhammer!
We have hard, rocky clay soil in our yard. So hard that digging a hole big enough for a 2 gallon rosebush using a shovel and pick axe is an hour long commitment. We really hesitated to buy any plant that came in a pot larger than 1 gallon. I ended up ordering one of these after a neighbor loaned us his. (They have since moved.) I didn't see how it could work when I first looked at it. It's heavy, 16 pounds or so, but that soil with the rocks scattered through it is pretty darn hard. But it turns out to be the one thing that really breaks through. I guess it's because all of that weight is focused on the small area at the end of the tool when holding it upright. So it's not overly heavy or difficult to use although if you had a lot of holes to dig you probably could skip going to the gym that day! Two thumbs up for a simple product that simply works.I posted a couple pictures so you can get a better look.
S**E
Fast Shipping / Quality Product
Fast Shipping / Quality Product
J**T
Weak, bends easily
A spud bar is meant to take a ton of abuse. Not bend the first time you put and stress on it.
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