Where to buy a fiberglass handle for my new scoop?

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Any hardware store, Home depot or Lowes sells shovel handles which work or you can buy a carbon fiber shaft from a dealer...
 

I bought a stavr scoop and had to put a handle in and used the fiberglass pole from an adjustable painter's pole from Home Depot. The pole was beige with the green handle and I had to sand the end down a bit to fit in the scoop once the head was remove and the inner pole taken out. Be sure to use a wooden dowel (18-24") inside the fiberglass pole for added strength at the connection between pole and scoop. You can use 2 hour epoxy (recommended)to glue in the wood dowel. They are available in different lengths.
Here's the link:
http://www.homedepot.com/p/Wooster-4-ft-8-ft-Sherlock-Extension-Pole-00R0550000/100187725
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Best of luck!
 

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Any hardware store, Home depot or Lowes sells shovel handles which work or you can buy a carbon fiber shaft from a dealer...
Harbor Freight will be cheaper. My local Harbor Freight must think I'm nuts! I think I've bought 8 or 9 rakes to get the shafts for different projects

Helpful hint of the day to make the rake handles almost bulletproof, cut a piece of 1/2" conduit an inch shorter and paint it with two part (runny) epoxy as you slide it in. Same with fiberglass shovel handles if they break.
 

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