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Shingle Eater General Purpose D-Handle Shingle Remover, 10 Teeth, 47 in.
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Shingle Eater General Purpose D-Handle Shingle Remover, 10 Teeth, 47 in.
This is the Shingle Eater General Purpose D-Handle shingle remover, a 47 in. tear-off tool with a 10-tooth head for stripping asphalt shingles and pulling nails. The D-handle gives a secure two-handed grip for leverage on the roof. One tool is included per order.
Key Features:
- 10-tooth head: The 10-tooth design digs under shingle courses to lift and strip them efficiently.
- D-handle grip: The D-handle provides a firm two-handed grip for controlled prying and leverage.
- 47 in. length: At 47 in. overall, the tool offers reach for standing tear-off work.
- General purpose: Built as a general-purpose shingle remover for most asphalt shingle tear-off jobs.
- Single-piece unit: Sold individually as one complete tool.
Specifications Table:
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Brand | Shingle Eater |
| Sell unit | 1 shingle remover |
| Product line | General Purpose D Handle |
| Dimensions | 47 in. length, 10-tooth head |
| Pack quantity | 1 per sell unit |
| Intended use | Removing asphalt shingles during roof tear-off |
Fit and Compatibility:
A standalone tear-off tool with no system requirements. Pairs with magnetic nail sweepers and standard tear-off workflow on re-roofing projects.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ):
Q: What is included?
A: Each order includes one Shingle Eater General Purpose D-Handle tool.
Q: How many teeth does the head have?
A: The head has 10 teeth for digging under and lifting shingle courses.
Q: How long is the tool?
A: The tool measures 47 in. overall.
Q: What is the handle style?
A: It uses a D-handle for a secure two-handed grip.
Q: Is it for all shingle types?
A: It is listed as general purpose, suited to typical asphalt shingle tear-off work.
Expert Verdict — Reviewed by the SuperArbor Pro Desk
The toothed head is what separates a Shingle Eater-style tool from a flat tear-off bar: the teeth slide under courses and lever nails with a rocking motion, which is faster on full tear-offs. The D-handle gives better control on slopes than a straight handle. At 47 in., this is a mid-length tool that balances reach with maneuverability around valleys and hips.
Tear-off tools can launch loose nails and debris; wear eye protection, gloves and sturdy footwear, and maintain secure footing before prying.
Order the Shingle Eater 10-tooth D-Handle shingle remover for your next tear-off.
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