The present disclosure provides a device for moving snow, comprising: a handle; a blade including a body having a lower edge for engaging a snow covered surface and a front surface facing the handle; and a bracket for connecting the handle to the blade, the bracket being connected to the body of the blade and configured to position the handle in a substantially perpendicular orientation relative to the blade to facilitate pulling the blade toward a user of the device to remove snow from the snow covered surface.

The present disclosure provides a device for moving snow, comprising: a handle; a blade including a body having a lower edge for engaging a snow covered surface and a front surface facing the handle; and a bracket for connecting the handle to the blade, the bracket being connected to the body of the blade and configured to position the handle in a substantially perpendicular orientation relative to the blade to facilitate pulling the blade toward a user of the device to remove snow from the snow covered surface.

While the described shovel can include any suitable component, in some cases, it includes a blade, a shaft, a handle, a handgrip, and/or a coupling component. In some cases, the handgrip is located at a center of weight of the shovel, with substantially half of the shovel's weight distributed on each side of the handgrip. In some cases, the shaft is oriented at an angle relative to the blade and the handle is oriented at an angle relative to the shaft. In some cases, the coupling component is located along the shaft and is configured to selectively and removably connect at least a first modular section of the shaft to a second modular section of the shaft. In some cases, the coupling component is configured to only fully engage when the first and second modular sections are in a single orientation with respect to each other. Other implementations are described.

While the described shovel can include any suitable component, in some cases, it includes a blade, a shaft, a handle, a handgrip, and/or a coupling component. In some cases, the handgrip is located at a center of weight of the shovel, with substantially half of the shovel's weight distributed on each side of the handgrip. In some cases, the shaft is oriented at an angle relative to the blade and the handle is oriented at an angle relative to the shaft. In some cases, the coupling component is located along the shaft and is configured to selectively and removably connect at least a first modular section of the shaft to a second modular section of the shaft. In some cases, the coupling component is configured to only fully engage when the first and second modular sections are in a single orientation with respect to each other. Other implementations are described.

Described is a multi-handled tool that is ergonomically designed to maximize the efficiency of the tool by the use of a handle, optionally rotating, affixed to the shaft of the tool. The rotating handle may be rotated and locked into any desired position so the user can adjust the tool to create maximum efficiency. In addition, a footstep is optionally provided above the tool that allows for a greater digging force. A combination of the first, top handle with the ergonomically spaced handle placement that is completely adjustable combined with the footstep above the head of the tool provides for a tool that is much more efficient than the standard tools used today.

A multipurpose planting hand tool includes a handle provided for a user to hold, and a hook member fixed into the handle by a root portion of a rod body and extended from the front of the handle to a distance and bent into an arc to form a hook-shaped hand tool portion. A flat deformation occurs at a position where the hook member is bent into the hand tool portion, and sawteeth are formed at an inner curved edge. Both sides of an outer curved edge are extended upwardly and focused into a small arc to form a blade-like portion, and its front is tapered to form a sharp tip. The sawteeth, the blade-like portion and the sharp tip are provided to facilitate the work of collecting and removing weeds and fallen leaves after the operations of loosening soil, weeding, sweeping leaves and removing weeds.

The present invention relates to an angle adjustable connecting part for farm equipment and hand tools, which can easily detach a working part of farm equipment and a hand tool from a sack, and can be adjusted at various angles to allow many types of farm equipment to be interchangeably used. The present invention is configured such that: a connecting part is formed on the front end of a working part of farm equipment or a hand tool, a connecting part is also formed on the front end of a sack, and the working part and the sack can be coupled through the connecting parts; the connecting part has a fixing hole formed in the center thereof, and multiple angle adjusting holes are formed concentrically outward from the fixing hole; a fixing hole is formed at the center outward from the connecting part, and a fixing plate is provided having a fixing protrusion that is inserted into the angle adjusting hole formed outward thereon. When a fixing screw is inserted in and fixed to the fixing plate and the fixing hole of the connecting part, the fixing protrusion of the fixing plate is inserted in and fixed to an angle adjusting hole of the connecting part, and after the fixing screw is unscrewed, the connecting part can be turned to fix the working part and the sack at a desired angle.

A shovel and related methods are disclosed. The shovel has a blade having an underside, an upper side, and at least one side wall, the upper side configured to hold snow. The shovel has a skid coupled to the underside of the blade, and a strap attachment mechanism coupled to the at least one side wall.

A spade shovel device is provided. The device is comprised of a shaft and a blade, wherein the blade may be comprised of a first cutting edge and a second cutting edge that may form an acute, right, or obtuse angle. The edges may be comprised of a blade edge or a serrated edge to easily cut through roots and penetrate a ground surface. Further, the shape of the edges allow the device to easily dig around a fence post.

A hand tool assembly generally comprising a handle and a tool head combined by a connector. The handle has a first end and a second end. The connector has a first end and a second end. The first end of the connector is combined with the second end of the handle. The second end of the connector is combined with the head of a tool by inserting the connector into a socket/opening in the tool's head. The second end of the connector is flexible thereby allowing it to conform to the shape of the socket regardless of whether the socket is straight or curved. A rigid tube insert is positioned a short distance into the handle second end and extends a short distance outward from the handle second end. Adhesives, fasteners, internal hooks, or other commonly known methods of securing an object within an outer sheath or covering may be used to help secure the components together.