Pick Mattock Head 5lb Heavy Duty Pick & Adze Head Only

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A 5lb pick mattock head built for demanding ground work where lighter tools can struggle. The pointed pick and adze layout gives you a practical heavy duty option for breaking compacted soil, cutting through roots and opening up hard ground.

Used across landscaping, farming, construction and general outdoor maintenance, this head suits jobs where digging alone is not enough. The pointed end is useful for breaking and prying into stubborn ground, while the adze side helps with chopping sod, cutting roots and clearing rough areas before further digging or levelling. It is a straightforward choice for trade use as well as larger home and garden jobs, especially when working on established ground, boundary lines, planting areas or site preparation.

The 5lb weight gives added force when tackling dense soil and root-filled areas, helping the head bite in more effectively on repeated strikes. Supplied as the head only, it can be matched with a compatible handle to suit the type of work and the setup you prefer. Compatible options listed are CT1985 wooden handle, CT2258 fibreglass handle and CT0880 900mm insulated shaft to BS8020 where electrical protection is required. Having a choice of handle types makes it easier to set the tool up for regular outdoor maintenance and heavier site work.

Pick mattock head specifications

• Weight: 5lb head for added striking force in hard and compacted ground.
• Design: Dual-ended head with pointed pick on one side and adze on the other.
• Function: Pointed end helps with breaking, prying and opening stubborn soil.
• Application: Adze end is useful for chopping roots, cutting sod and clearing ground.
• Compatibility: Fits listed handle options including CT1985 wooden, CT2258 fibreglass and CT0880 insulated shaft.

A practical choice when tougher outdoor ground work calls for more weight and control.