Spear and Jackson Farming Shovels & Forks

Spear and Jackson Farming Shovels & Forks at Tooled-Up.com

Tooled-Up.com stocks Spear and Jackson Farming Shovels & Forks for mucking out, bedding, hay handling and grain work. The selection includes the Spear and Jackson Manure Fork, Manure Fork Hardwood Shaft, Manure Fork Steel Shaft and Manure Drag Fork, alongside the Hay Fork, Grain Shovel and Alloy Hay Rake.

These tools come from Spear and Jackson's Agricultural range and are built for tough, regular use on farms, smallholdings, equine yards and large gardens. Each one is shaped for a particular material, whether that is heavy manure, loose hay or free-flowing grain.

Key Features of Spear and Jackson Farming Shovels & Forks

Choice of Handle Material

The Manure Fork is available with either a hardwood shaft or a steel shaft. Hardwood is comfortable to grip and absorbs some of the shock from heavy lifting. Steel gives a rigid, durable shaft for demanding daily use.

Lightweight Alloy Construction

The Alloy Hay Rake has a cast aluminium alloy head that keeps the tool light without losing strength, so it stays comfortable over long sessions. Its wide 700mm head helps you cover ground quickly when collecting hay, straw and grass cuttings.

Purpose-Shaped Heads

• Manure Fork: tines for lifting bedding and manure.
• Manure Drag Fork: for pulling and clearing material rather than lifting it.
• Hay Fork: for lifting and moving hay and straw.
• Grain Shovel: a broad scoop for shifting loose grain and similar material.

Who Uses Spear and Jackson Farming Shovels & Forks?

Farmers and smallholders use these tools for feeding, bedding and general yard work. Equine owners and stable staff rely on the manure forks and hay rake for daily mucking out and keeping paddocks and yards tidy. Groundskeepers and owners of large gardens will find the Alloy Hay Rake useful for clearing grass cuttings and loose straw. The Grain Shovel suits anyone handling feed in barns and stores.

Browse the full Spear and Jackson selection at Tooled-Up.com to match the right fork, shovel or rake to the material you handle.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which Spear and Jackson manure fork should I choose?

Choose the hardwood shaft version if you prefer a traditional, comfortable grip. Go for the steel shaft if you want a rigid shaft for heavy, frequent use. For clearing material by pulling rather than lifting, the Manure Drag Fork is the better fit.

What is the Alloy Hay Rake best used for?

It is designed for collecting hay, straw and grass cuttings on large gardens, smallholdings, equine properties and farmland. The lightweight alloy head and 700mm width make longer jobs less tiring.

What is the difference between a hay fork and a manure fork?

A hay fork is for lifting and moving dry forage such as hay and straw. A manure fork is built for heavier, denser material like soiled bedding. Using the right one makes each job quicker and easier on the tool. Both are available from Tooled-Up.com.