Full length angled view of the Big Bully flooring scraper featuring a long red fiberglass handle and extra-wide black steel blade.
Infographic displaying the scraper dimensions of 58 inches long and 12 inches wide, highlighting the two 10-degree bends.
Close-up of the 12-inch wide black steel scraper head displaying the red, white, and blue product label.
Rear close-up view of the wide steel scraper blade attached to the red fiberglass handle showing the welded connection.
Side profile close-up of the steel scraper blade showing the edge thickness and angled design for prying.
Close-up of the black rubber handle grip featuring the white Bully Tools logo and 100% Made in the U.S.A. text.
Full length angled view of the Big Bully flooring scraper featuring a long red fiberglass handle and extra-wide black steel blade.
Infographic displaying the scraper dimensions of 58 inches long and 12 inches wide, highlighting the two 10-degree bends.
Close-up of the 12-inch wide black steel scraper head displaying the red, white, and blue product label.
Rear close-up view of the wide steel scraper blade attached to the red fiberglass handle showing the welded connection.
Side profile close-up of the steel scraper blade showing the edge thickness and angled design for prying.
Close-up of the black rubber handle grip featuring the white Bully Tools logo and 100% Made in the U.S.A. text.
Bully Tools

Bully Tools 91340 Big Bully 12-Inch Flooring Scraper & Ice Chopper with Long Fiberglass Handle Heavy Duty Steel Blade

In stock
SKU: 91340
$35.50 USD

Description

Professional Grade Scraper for Large Scale Removal

Accelerate your next big renovation project with the Bully Tools 91340 Big Bully Flooring Scraper. Featuring an extra-wide 12-inch steel blade, this tool is designed to cover maximum surface area with every pass, making it the superior choice for removing carpet, vinyl, wood flooring, and stubborn adhesives from large rooms. Constructed from commercial-grade 11-gauge steel that is 100% Made in the USA, the blade is 30% more durable than foreign competitors and features a protective powdered coat finish to resist rust and extend tool life.

The Big Bully isn't just wide; it's engineered for smarter leverage. The blade features a unique dual-bend design: the first 10-degree bend at the edge drives under materials to lift them, while the second bend provides optimal prying force to pop floorboards and tiles loose with less effort. Paired with a 50.25-inch high-strength fiberglass handle, it allows you to work comfortably from a standing position, saving your knees and back from strain. This versatile tool is also a beast outdoors, easily chopping through thick ice on driveways and sidewalks during winter months.

Key Features

  • Wide Coverage: 12-inch blade width speeds up removal of carpet, tile, and adhesive on large projects.
  • Dual-Bend Design: Two 10-degree bends maximize leverage for prying up materials without damaging subfloors.
  • Heavy-Duty Steel: Crafted from 11-gauge American steel for superior strength and resistance to bending.
  • All-Season Use: Effective for indoor flooring demolition and outdoor heavy-duty ice scraping.
  • Ergonomic Reach: Long 50.25-inch handle reduces back strain and provides excellent control.
  • Durable Handle: High-quality fiberglass core coated in a polyester veil prevents splintering and breakage.
  • Comfort Grip: Features a rubber grip to minimize hand fatigue during extended use.
  • Maintainable Edge: Steel blade can be easily re-sharpened with a file or grinder for long-term performance.

What's Included

  • (1) 12-Inch Steel Scraper Head
  • (1) Long Fiberglass Handle with Rubber Grip
  • (1) Assembly Hardware Kit

Specifications

Brand Bully Tools
Model Number 91340
Total Tool Length 58 Inches
Blade Width 12 Inches
Blade Length 7 Inches
Blade Material 11-Gauge Steel
Handle Length 50.25 Inches
Handle Material Fiberglass with Polyester Veil
Weight 3.85 lbs
Origin Made in the USA

Pro-Tip: When removing stubborn materials like ceramic tile or glued-down hardwood, let the tool do the work. Position the blade edge at the seam, apply firm downward pressure on the handle to utilize the blade's dual-bend leverage, and push forward in short, controlled strokes. This technique maximizes the "pop" effect while minimizing fatigue.