Pro-source PS-H3-7Y Square Blade Shovel 11 Inch

Product Description

The PRO-SOURCE PS-H3-7Y is a square blade shovel built for trade and industrial jobsite use. The 11-inch wide steel blade features a square profile, making it well suited for moving loose materials, backfilling trenches, and edging tasks. The blade stands 13.75 inches tall, giving it solid capacity per scoop. A 34-inch wood D-grip handle keeps the tool compact and maneuverable in confined spaces such as utility trenches, mechanical rooms, and tight excavations. This is a standard-duty digging and moving shovel appropriate for HVAC, plumbing, and general trades work where a reliable hand tool is needed on site.

The PS-H3-7Y is a general-purpose square shovel suited for residential and light commercial jobsite applications. Typical uses include backfilling pipe trenches, moving aggregate or fill material, and grading or leveling soil around mechanical equipment pads and utility installations. The D-grip handle style is preferred in confined-space work where a full-length straight handle would be awkward to swing. This shovel is appropriate for HVAC installers, plumbers, and general trades professionals who need a dependable hand digging tool on the job.

Key Features

• Square blade profile ideal for backfilling, edging, and moving loose materials
• 11-inch blade width with 13.75-inch blade height for solid per-scoop capacity
• Steel blade construction for durability on rocky or compacted soil
• 34-inch wood D-grip handle for controlled use in tight spaces
• Black handle finish with ergonomic D-grip design
• Weighs 5 pounds for a balance of strength and manageable carry weight

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose square blade shovel suitable for standard jobsite digging, backfilling, and material-moving tasks across HVAC, plumbing, and related trades applications.

Installation Notes

Inspect the handle and blade connection before each use to confirm the head is securely fastened. When working near buried utilities, follow all local dig-safe requirements and hand-dig within the marked exclusion zone. Wear appropriate personal protective equipment including safety footwear when using any digging tool. Store the shovel in a dry location to prevent handle swelling and blade corrosion.