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14-03-2008, 08:27 AM
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Iv'e got a new toy
For Christmas I was given a Wolf hand fork with a detachable short handle. The fork is really tough ahd does'nt bend when I hit a lump of flint
 But it is HEAVY and was playing havock with my wrists  However not to be beaten I bought a medium length handle for it and it works a treat. Easy to fork over the ground between plants and not to actually get on the soil and can be used one handed.For the short handle I bought a small claw cultivator but it will fit on the longer handle.
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14-03-2008, 08:52 AM
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We have the rake, cultivator and hand fork heads and a long handle. They are fantastic!
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