Great Product, Great Design, Versatile | WOLF-Garten Classic Soil Cultivator #1315004

tools & hardware: WOLF-Garten Classic Soil Cultivator #1315004

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	• WOLF-Garten Classic Soil Cultivator #1315004 Wolf-Garten Wolf-Garten average customer review:based on 2 reviews view larger image
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Tool with multiple uses.

I often use this cultivator, both on a short handle and on a long handle, to break up the soil prior to planting or to loosen tough weeds. The tines are very strong. The tool stands up very well in our soggy Pacific Northwest weather and I haven 't seen any sign of rust. I expect this cultivator to last many years. I am very hard on my tools (using them for purposes for which they weren't designed and not always cleaning them off or getting them out of the rain), but I find the Wolf-Garten system to be very well made and own more than 10 of the various tool heads and plan to buy others. The tools heads can be quickly switched between long and short handles and the place where they are joined is very strong. An additional benefit is that tools generally not available in a long-handled form can be used while standing or quickly switched to a short handle. I highly recommend these tools for the avid gardener. This is a cost effective way to assemble a great set of diverse tools.

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Great Product, Great Design, Versatile

I use this cultivator a lot. Since it's used in a pulling motion, it's ideal for gardening using a wide Stance position, with legs bent and rocking back and forth or moving your legs(not straight-legged.)It's great. The handle is long enough (yes, it could be longer - 60" is good, 72" is better) and the interchangeable heads are all very well desiged and useful on both the long handle and the shorter handle, which is longer than most hand tool handles (a pet peeve of mine)I particularly like the flat blade which is used in a pulling motion and slices weeds at the root line.

Jeffrey Restuccio, Author, Get Fit Through Gardening

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Sharp pointed tines break up soil between plants in beds and borders