Chicken Coop Droppings Board Scraper Tool

Tool Demo Video ~~ https://youtu.be/KfJXcPnA_pI Tool Assembly Video ( **Handle Not Included) ~~ https://youtu.be/aIIgdYjqxn8 Nicknamed the "Chicken Coop Poop Scoop" This tool is specifically designed to quickly and easily clean the signature angled droppings board of the Third Coast Craftsman Chicken Coop.  Hand-made right here in Michigan!  This tool is constructed out of heavy duty 14 gauge steel with a welded collar making this tool extremely durable and solid.  It has 1/4" teeth on one side which allows the user to pull droppings into a waste bucket while leaving the Sweet PDZ (deodarizer) or sand behind. The other side is flat for breaking up frozen droppings or cleaning out the bottom of the run. There are bent wings on each side which help contain droppings while you pull them to the waste bucket and lets the user get to hard-to-reach places such as behind the wall studs.  ** THE HANDLE IS NOT INCLUDED. You must purchase a 1" diameter handle seperately and install it. Purchasing the handle seperately saves the seller and consumer significant shipping costs. Installation is very easy. If you built the chicken coop this will be a breeze. Here is an instructional video. Here is a link to an afforable handle on Amazon.  You can purchase a dowel or replacement mop handle at any local farm or big box store. Dropping Board Scrapper Assembly Instructions Items Needed 1” diameter replacement broom/mop handle or 1” dowel rod. You can get these for about $10 on Amazon, your local hardware, farm store, or big box store.  Amazon link broom/mop handle https://amzn.to/3SfBdbG Lowes replacement broom handle https://bit.ly/4iyOl6t Lowes 1” dowel https://bit.ly/3YQl4xa Wood or metal saw to cut your handle if it has a threaded end. Drill with ¼” drill bit Two 7/16 wrenches or adjustable wrenches. Assembly Instructions If using a replacement handle with threaded end, cut the threaded end off using the appropriate saw. Remove included bolt and nut from the Scraper Tool. Slide handle all the way into collar of Scraper Tool until it hits the bottom. Hold handle and Scraper Tool firmly and drill through the predrilled hole on the metal collar and though the handle. Be sure to keep the drill and bit square, plumb and straight. Insert the bolt through the collar and hole in the handle. Thread on the nut and tighten using the 7/16” wrenches until snugly tight.