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Your cart is empty.A multi-purpose scoop fork features an all-poly construction that reduces tool weight, and yet it tackles moving mulch at a record pace. Beveled tines pierce through mulch piles, straw, compost, leaves, hay, and more, while the deep, scoop-shaped tines yield a high-carrying capacity for each load. The 8-tine construction features an average 1-3/8 inch tine spacing, similar to our forged fork, to adequately hold materials. The poly handle has a comfortable feel and the large 1-3/8 inch diameter grip is textured for slip resistance. Handle length of 30 inches provides good reach and balanced control. Has a fiberglass rod reinforcing the neck and handle. 14.5-inch long x 15-inch wide head; 30-inch D-grip handle; 44.5-inch overall length. Made in the USA. Lifetime Warranty. Ship wt. 4lbs.
Chadwick L Lewellyn
2025-08-30 18:51:49
Use to spread mulch. Good quality. Easy to work with
Darlene
2025-08-20 17:07:16
Lighter weight allows this 68 year young woman to work for hours moving composted wood chips to garden beds.My son who is a tree service professional gave it 5 stars. I agree!
michaelprocak
2025-08-14 12:54:32
Originally, I was going to return it. Until, I used it. It’s actually a pretty awesome fork!
Whatmorecanyousay
2025-07-03 17:42:43
as advertised and is light and you can attack the mulch pile without strain.Goes in easy and lifts more than a shovel of any size. Penetrates pile to load ontodump wagon and taken to remote spots.Good for stir the compost pile easy to turn over. I guess you do know the benefits ofthe pitchfork unless you are a farmer.
cooper101
2025-06-14 11:11:44
it wasn't nearly as stout as expected and can only pick up smaller amounts of mulch at a time. It's nice and lightweight but limited useage
Larry Lane
2025-05-23 14:09:22
Does everything it claims to. I only wish the tines were closer together. This would make it more useful and I could totally replace my other forks. It tends to miss picking up small stuff that other forks get. Need to drop price about $20 bucks as well!
NomdePlume
2025-05-16 10:09:06
Much heavier than I thought. And the plastic tines are harder to shove into the mulch pile than my wood and metal fork. So I went back to using my original (smaller) fork. More shoveling, but not as heavy a load each time.
kms
2024-12-12 10:04:43
Recommended by a neighbor when she saw a truck of mulch delivered. She was right!
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