Shingle Eater 6130D Steep Slope with D-Handle

The Shingle Eater 6130D Steep Slope D-Handle is an American-made shingle removal tool designed for steeper pitched roofs. It features a 46.5-inch length and a steel D-handle grip built to give better leverage, combined with a 10-inch wide footplate equipped with 10 corrugated steel teeth for effective shingle and nail removal. The tool is built with rugged all-steel construction, designed to slide easily under shingles and deliver accurate tear-off performance.

Key features:

• 46.5-inch handle and steel D-handle grip for improved control and leverage
• 10-inch wide footplate with 10 corrugated steel teeth for effective grip and removal
• All-steel American-made construction designed for durability
• Designed to slide easily under shingles with a smooth finish and no sharp angles

• Handle length: 46.5″
• Footplate width: 10″
• Number of teeth: 10 corrugated steel teeth
• Finish: smooth finish, no sharp angles
• Grip type: steel D-handle
• Construction: all-steel American-made
• Application: steep slope asphalt shingle removal

Q: What is the advantage of the D-handle design on this tool?
A: The steel D-handle grip offers better leverage and control, helping to guide the tool more precisely under shingles.

Q: What makes the footplate effective for shingle tear-off?
A: The 10-inch wide plate with 10 corrugated steel teeth is designed to grip shingles and nails effectively, aiding in efficient removal.

Q: Can this tool handle work on steep roof slopes?
A: Yes, the 46.5-inch handle and D-handle design are optimized for steeper pitched roofs and allow more accurate targeting of tear-off zones.

Q: Is the tool built to last through heavy use?
A: It is constructed entirely of steel, with an American-made build meant for rugged tear-off applications.