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BURGON & BALL Garden Digging Fork - RHS Endorsed

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BURGON & BALL Garden Digging Fork - RHS EndorsedSuper tough fork for cultivating large beds with a longer handle to save your back. FSC ash handle with comfortable Y grip. Extra long strapped socket introduces strength and flex at this key joint. Stainless steel head gives rust resistance and clean movement through soil. Heat treated tines cope with compacted soil. Head dimensions 30cm long x 18cm wide . Overall height 111cm New Burgon & Ball Spades & Forks: These good looking and exceptionally

Super tough fork for cultivating large beds with a longer handle to save your back.

  •  FSC ash handle with comfortable ‘Y’ grip.
  •  Extra-long strapped socket – introduces strength and flex at this key joint.
  •  Stainless steel head gives rust resistance and clean movement through soil.
  •  Heat treated tines cope with compacted soil.
  • Head dimensions 30cm long x 18cm wide .
  • Overall height 111cm
    New Burgon & Ball Spades & Forks:

    These good looking and exceptionally hardworking tools have been manufactured to last - they outperform British Standard load tests by more than 50% and come with a lifetime guarantee against manufacturing defects.

    Each tool has unique features to enhance performance and user comfort.

    Burgon & Ball Spades & Forks have been awarded endorsement by the RHS - one of the world’s leading horticultural organisations and the UK's leading gardening charity.

    According to the RHS magazine, The Garden, which has almost 400,000 readers, 100% agree it is worth paying extra for quality goods.

    About Burgon and Ball:

    The metalworking skills of The Burgon and Ball team are some of the very best in the world and have been passed down through generations. They are passionate about quality - many of the most important product attributes are 'hidden qualities' that only emerge when a tool is used.

     

    **Please note: This item needs to be sent to a physical street address, it is over-length for a PO Box or Parcel Locker address. Please note full physical address upon checkout.
    If you are in a regional, remote are or long distance from Bowral, your order may be subject to extra freight charges after purchase dependent upon destination as long items over 1m in length unfortunately incur a hefty surcharge from our freight providers.
    We cannot ship this item International.
    Thanks for your understanding!**

     

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