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The Ymachray is a long-handled digging fork with a five-tine stainless steel head, a welded boron steel blade and shaft, and a T-handle. The square tines are built for turning and cultivating soil, moving mulch and sod, and lifting potatoes and perennials. It is aimed at gardeners who want a rugged fork that will not flex like fiberglass or wear out like wood. Against typical wood-handled forks it trades a classic look for rust resistance and a stronger riveted socket, though the T-handle grip divides users who prefer a D-grip or straight shaft.
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This is a long-handled digging fork with five square tines. It loosens, lifts and turns soil. It also moves mulch, sod and yard debris, and digs potatoes and perennials.
The head is stainless steel, which resists rust and keeps soil from sticking. The five tines are forged from a single sheet of steel, and the head keeps its shape in rough conditions. A welded boron steel blade and a steel shaft join through an extra-long double-riveted socket. The steel shaft does not flex like fiberglass.
A T-handle eases stress on the hand and wrist. The tines can work between stones, break through clods and weeds, and aerate the soil.
