Spear and Jackson Garden Forks
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Spear and Jackson Garden Forks at Tooled-Up.com
Tooled-Up.com stocks Spear and Jackson Garden Forks for digging, border work, lifting potatoes and handling manure. The selection covers the Neverbend Professional, Neverbend Carbon and Neverbend Stainless Steel forks, the Select Carbon and Select Stainless Steel forks, and the Traditional Childrens Digging Fork.
The agricultural forks include the Manure Fork, available with a hardwood or steel shaft, and the cranked Manure Drag Fork. Each fork is built for a particular job, so you can match the head shape, material and size to the soil and the task.
Key Features of Spear and Jackson Garden Forks
- Carbon steel heads: Carbon steel forks are strong and hard-wearing for breaking up compacted ground. The Manure Drag Fork has a hardened and tempered forged carbon steel head for daily mucking out and yard work.
- Stainless steel heads: The Neverbend and Select Stainless Steel forks resist rust and slide through soil more easily, which suits heavy or clay ground and reduces cleaning time.
- Neverbend construction: The Neverbend name reflects a focus on resisting bending under load, which helps when you are levering into firm soil.
- Digging and border sizes: Digging forks have larger heads for turning over beds and borders. Border forks are smaller and lighter, so they are easier to use between established plants.
- Cranked square tines: On the Manure Drag Fork, the cranked square tines make raking and moving manure easier.
- Shaft options: The Manure Fork comes with a hardwood or steel shaft, so you can choose between a traditional feel and a tougher build.
Who Uses Spear and Jackson Garden Forks?
Professional gardeners and landscapers use the Neverbend Professional forks for regular soil preparation and lifting. Allotment holders and keen home gardeners will find the Select range well suited to digging beds, dividing perennials and working compost into the soil.
Smallholdings, equine yards and farms use the Manure Fork and Manure Drag Fork for mucking out and general yard maintenance. The Traditional Childrens Digging Fork lets younger gardeners work alongside adults with a tool sized for them.
Popular Spear and Jackson Garden Forks
Neverbend Digging and Border Forks
The Neverbend Professional Digging Fork, Carbon Digging Fork and Stainless Steel Digging Fork suit heavy-duty soil work. The Carbon and Stainless Steel Border Forks offer the same approach in a more compact size.
Select Forks
The Select Carbon and Select Stainless Steel Digging and Border Forks cover everyday garden jobs.
Potato and Manure Forks
The Neverbend Professional Potato Fork is designed for lifting crops. The Manure Fork, in hardwood and steel shaft versions, and the Manure Drag Fork handle agricultural and stable work.
Browse the full Spear and Jackson selection at Tooled-Up to compare each fork.
Frequently Asked Questions
Should I choose a carbon or stainless steel fork?
Carbon steel is tough and strong for hard ground. Stainless steel resists rust and cleans easily, which helps in damp or heavy soil.
What is the difference between a digging fork and a border fork?
A digging fork has a larger head for turning over soil in bulk. A border fork is smaller and lighter, which makes it better for working around plants in tight spaces.
Which fork is best for mucking out?
The Manure Fork and Manure Drag Fork are made for this. The Drag Fork's cranked square tines make raking and moving manure easier, while the Manure Fork comes with a hardwood or steel shaft.
Is there a fork suitable for children?
Yes. The Traditional Childrens Digging Fork is sized for younger gardeners, and is available from Tooled-Up.com.
