Seymour Promotional Post Hole Digger with Wood Handle #DG-60

Seymour Promotional Post Hole Digger with Wood Handle #DG-60 List Price: $23.99 Offer Price: USD $17.99 See Latest Price & Discount Brand: Seymour Binding: Lawn & Patio Model: DG-60 Publisher:Seymour Features:    All hardwood handles are square cut for added strength at point of greatest stress    Handles are double bolted to yokes for added strength    Replaceable blades are triple riveted to thick yokes for long life    Durable carbon steel blades are sharpened for easier digging    Clear head color Editorial Reviews: Product Description Atlas Pattern, Homeowner Post Hole Digger, Grade 3, 48" Hardwood Handles, 1 Piece Carbon Steel Full Size Head, Replacement Handle Sequatchie Link Handle #863-29, True Value #102-087. Amazon.com Product Description The Seymour post hole digger features a 48-inch hardwood handle and a one-piece, carbon steel full-size head. Designed for homeowner use and other occasional applications, the post hole digger is built for durability. Its hardwood handle is square cut and double-bolted for added strength, and the replaceable blades are triple-riveted to thick yokes for long life, as well as sharpened for easier digging. Customer Reviews: Review #1: Post Hole Digger 2010-02-14 This is a good, basic product. Shipping was fast and the price is low. We will be using this product for many years. Thank you. Review #2: compost hole digger 2009-06-01 good tool--had to sharpen blades -good price and quality- i use it to compost all kitchen left overs. I dig a hole around the drip line of my fruit trees and around my garden and bury kitchen scraps (paper , coffee grinds, bones , etc.) in the hole. Composted in few weeks. It's called posthole composting. Review #3: Good Light Duty Digger 2008-10-25 When I decided to do some miscellaneous chores in the yard, I decided to try out the #DG-60. I live on blackland prairie (which is mostly clay and often like cement) so I didn't expect much performance. I was pleasantly surprised. The digger functions well and the handles, while not made of the toughest wood, suffice. I would recommend this item if "occasional use" fits your usage. This is not something you'd want to take out to a job site. Otherwise, it's fine for light duty.