Dura-Tech® Manure Fork with 2 Bar Head

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Dura-Tech® Manure Fork with 2 Bar Head

Overview

Dura-Tech® Manure Fork with 2 Bar Head
This lightweight yet durable pitchfork is perfect for long days cleaning stalls or turnout areas. The metal handle features a cushioned neoprene grip, preventing your hands from growing sore and tired. The 2-bar head allows for more efficient sifting, especially for shavings or straw bedding.
  • Lightweight, durable, and easy to handle
  • Sifts out manure for quicker stall cleaning
  • Easily handles shavings or straw bedding
  • 2 bar design head adds to durability and is 15" wide with 16 tines
  • Metal handle is 48"L with a cushioned neoprene grip
  • Stainless steel hardware included

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Overall rating: 3.4444444 / 5 from 18 reviews.

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Reviews

I would love to review

"I would love to review this item, unfortunately I ordered on August 3rd and STILL HAVEN'T RECEIVED!!!!!"

— Dawn (1/5)

Haven’t received product

"I waited months and still haven’t received the product!"

— Jeanette (1/5)

Works great. Is stronger with

"Works great. Is stronger with 2 bar head."

— DELBERT (5/5)

Only head I will buy

"Only head I will buy it holds up very well"

— Theresa K. (5/5)

Not good

"Have still Not received"

— Sandra T. (5/5)

Great Manure Fork!

"A durable manure fork and I love the handle!"

— Sheri P. (5/5)

I would buy this again.

"Very sturdy, tines hold up to frozen manure too."

— Rosie (5/5)

Everybody always needs poo forks

"Great value"

— Corina (5/5)

I would buy this again.

"More durable than a wooden handle."

— Sara (5/5)

Not great. Maybe a missing screw?

"The head of the fork where the times are just swiveled around on the handle. I don't know if there was a screw missing to keep the two pieces immobile? I ended up guerrilla gluing it together."

— Leighann (2/5)

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