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This is a long-handled digging fork with four stainless steel tines and an ash wood D-grip handle. The stainless head resists rust and is meant for turning soil, compost and beds, and for moving leaves, straw, hay, mulch and gravel. The 43.9-inch length is aimed at saving your back during long digging sessions. Against rival forged-carbon-steel forks it trades maximum toughness for rust resistance and easier cleaning; the D-grip gives a firm two-handed hold for heavy lifting.
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This spading fork has a four-tine stainless steel head and a solid ash wood handle with a D-grip. The tines are used to turn soil, break it up, aerate it and screen it. It also moves mulch, gravel, grass, leaves, straw and hay, and works in beds, compost and waste.
The handle is ash wood from an FSC-certified, government-controlled forest. It is shaped for a firm grip, and the D-grip lets the fork hang on a hook when not in use. The fork is made by a traditional manual process, and the wood and steel become smoother with use.
