6 Steel Tines 20 in Wide BroadFork Garden Tool, 52 inch Heigh Durable Handles, Ergonomic U-Shaped Design, Black Hand Tiller Broad Fork Great for Farm and Garden, Digging Crushing Aerate Soil (Style B)

Description

• 68"x20" Wide Fork Garden Tool: Widthe: 20"; Height: 68"; Weight: 13LBS. Durable Strengthen 6 Steel Tines Wide Fork Garden Tool is easy to use. Very friendly to beginners. Pitch fork is a hand tool for soil that is easy to cultivate, loosen, turn, till, aerate and weed your soil. It is more labor-saving than traditional hoes, and lighter and more portable than machines. It is a good helper for you to organize your garden and agricultural products.
• Ergonomic Design: Broadfork adopts a U-shaped design, and the overall length of 68 inches allows you to work in a comfortable posture. The rubber handle can protect your palm from injury. Two Screw to Lock, strong connection and durable. The pedal on the wide fork makes it easier to insert the tool into the ground.
• Easy to Install, Operate and Store: The wide-fork garden tool consists of 4 segmented handles and steel forks, easy to assemble. Double screw locking, strong and durable, protect the connection from breaking. The 2mm steel pipe ensures the overall strength of the product, can easily cut off the roots of plants underground, and works perfectly on rocky and hard land.
• High-Quality Material: The handle part of Broad Fork is made of heavy-duty steel pipe after 2mm, and the surface is powder-coated to prevent the product from rusting. The joint adopts full welding process to ensure the overall strength of the product and will not be broken by external force. The 4mm thickened steel teeth allow garden forks to withstand more severe tests, easily bring out roots and stones in the ground, break the hard soil in farms and gardens, and prepare for cultivation.
• Wide Application: Broad fork is suitable for wet soil in your farm or garden, not for loose sandy soil. The widened steel fork allows the broadfork to turn over more soil. It also prevents the broadfork from crushing the fruit.