Tear-Off Tools
Roofing shovels with the #3 blade in smooth or serrated, fulcrum or no fulcrum, on wood, fiberglass, all-steel and T-handles; shingle shovels with replaceable blades and skid plates; heat-treated shingle removers at 22, 46 and 54 inches; slate rippers; and pitch forks with D- and T-handles. Blade style, handle and fulcrum are in every name, and the replacement blades, skid plates and handles are listed alongside.
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41 products from C&R. Sold by the case (6).
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Guides for tear-off tools
Tear-Off Tools questions
What is a pitch fork? Lifting brittle shingles that a blade shatters and loading the debris into the trailer. More in the guide: What tools remove roof shingles, and how hard is a tear-off? Shingle shovels vs roofing forks vs spud bars, hand spudders and tine bars, slate rippers and pry bars, how long a tear-off takes, magnet sweepers, and what is under the shingles
How do you use a slate ripper? A long flat blade with a notched hooked tip that slides under a slate, catches the nail and shears it when the handle is struck. More in the guide: What tools remove roof shingles, and how hard is a tear-off? Shingle shovels vs roofing forks vs spud bars, hand spudders and tine bars, slate rippers and pry bars, how long a tear-off takes, magnet sweepers, and what is under the shingles
