Kent & Stowe 3 Prong Hand Cultivator
The Kent & Stowe 3 Prong Hand Cultivator is a crafted, traditional, quality stainless steel hand cultivator suitable for light forking and raking surface soil, with minimal soil adhesion. It is ideal for use in heavy soil and imperfect ground.
Product Specification
- Length: 280mm.
Benefits
- Rigid and high quality stainless steel prongs.
- Efficient cultivation of surface soil, beds and borders up to a depth of 3”.
- Cranked shaft to protect knuckles during work.
- 15 year guarantee.
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