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catalog number:G66515
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EAN code:5901477144844
Product condition:New, originally packaged
Guarantee:24 months of consumer protection
Weight:2,00 kg
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A three-tine manure fork with a metal shaft, designed for garden and agricultural work. The construction combines the strength of its steel components with the functionality needed for turning compost, aerating soil and general tidying work.
The three-tine arrangement strikes the best balance between penetrating the material and staying stable in use. Fewer tines than a standard four-tine fork means it drives more easily into compacted material and meets less resistance when working with compost or manure.
A steel shaft eliminates the usual problems of wooden shafts: splitting along the grain, swelling in damp conditions and a joint with the head that works loose. The metal construction stays rigid even under heavy lateral loads, which matters when lifting heavy material.
A three-tine fork is equally at home in jobs that call for precision (planting, separating material) and in those that demand force (turning compost heaps, moving manure). The spacing of the tines lets you handle material of different grades.
A metal shaft of the right length lets you work in a near-upright position, which reduces strain on the lower back. The way the tool's weight is distributed limits the torque when lifting material, reducing fatigue in the forearms and wrists.
| Model | G66515 |
| Manufacturer | GEKO |
| Number of tines | 3 |
| Shaft material | Metal |
| Type | Manure fork |
Before starting work, check that the tines are firmly joined to the head and that the shaft is sound. When lifting heavy material, grip the tool with both hands, one close to the head, for better control. Avoid twisting the fork under load – this can permanently bend the tines or damage the joint.
After use, clear any material left between the tines. Wipe the metal parts with a dry cloth to prevent corrosion. When working with material that contains organic acids (compost, manure), clean the tool more thoroughly and oil the joints from time to time. Store in a dry place, ideally hanging up, which prevents the tines from distorting.
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