Shingle Eater 6128 Short & Narrow

The Shingle Eater 6128 Short & Narrow is an American-made roofing tear-off tool engineered for tight or steep areas such as small garages, between peaks, or near gutters. It features a 36.5-inch handle and a 7-inch wide footplate with 7 corrugated steel teeth to help remove shingles and nails in confined spaces. Built with 100% all-steel construction and finished in OSHA Safety Yellow, it offers durability and maneuverability for specialty roofing tear-off scenarios.

Key features:

• 36.5-inch handle optimized for tight, steep, or hard-to-reach areas
• 7-inch wide footplate with 7 corrugated steel teeth for specialty tear-off jobs
• 100% all-steel American-made construction for long-lasting performance
• Powder-coated OSHA Safety Yellow finish for visibility and durability

• Handle length: 36.5″
• Footplate width: 7″
• Number of teeth: 7 corrugated steel teeth
• Construction: 100% all-steel American made
• Finish: powder-coated OSHA Safety Yellow
• Application: specialty tear-off for small or steep areas, near gutters/downspouts

Q: What situations is the 6128 model designed for?
A: It is designed for steep slopes, tight spaces, or areas close to gutters and downspouts where a longer handle or wider footplate may be cumbersome.

Q: How does the 7-inch footplate help in this tool?
A: The narrower footplate allows the tool to maneuver in confined or irregular roof geometries and its 7 corrugated steel teeth grip shingles and nails effectively in these tighter areas.

Q: Is this tool still sturdy enough despite the shorter handle and narrower plate?
A: Yes, it uses all-steel American-made construction and a powder-coated finish to ensure durability even in specialty applications.

Q: Can this model be used for full-roof tear-off or is it only for tight spots?
A: While it is optimized for tight or hard-to-reach areas, it can be used for broader tear-off work; its design simply offers better control in confined spaces.