Decent Garden Fork?
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m4tt said:
Yeh, I couldn't find a more suitable forum though, there isn't a gardening forum.
Am always a bit dubious of 10yr guarantees, as it probably voids the waranty if you put the fork in the ground! - Man I'm in a cynical hung-over state!
I've returned garden tools under warranty having broken them doing decidedly dubious things (like bending a hoe while using it to lever an engine into position so I could bolt it to its mounts) and they haven't quibbled. Am always a bit dubious of 10yr guarantees, as it probably voids the waranty if you put the fork in the ground! - Man I'm in a cynical hung-over state!
Forget the fork. For digging out heavyweight stuff use a mattock

http://www.screwfix.com/prods/85777/Hand-Tools/Lan...
It won't let you down.

http://www.screwfix.com/prods/85777/Hand-Tools/Lan...
It won't let you down.
215cu said:
Wilkinson Sword do a beauty of a heavy duty fork, called a 'Stainless Steel Digging Fork', Ash handled and carries a lifetime guarantee.
Not bad for £30.
I've got a heavy duty WS one but with plastic handle a you can have for £15 - snapped two of the stainless steel prongs off trying to dig through some gravel heavy soil a few weeks back - resorted back to my £5 B&Q "value" one that was found in the shed.Not bad for £30.
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