Grelinette / Cultivator

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The Broadfork, also known as a Grelinette, is a gardening tool used for digging, aerating and working the soil in the garden. It is designed to loosen the soil without disturbing or turning the soil layers, which helps to preserve soil structure and maintain soil life. In addition, the broadfork can help with weed control and makes it easier to mix compost and fertiliser into the soil.

This broadfork is entirely hand-made from high-quality stainless steel, as you would expect from Sneeboer garden tools. The fork weighs 7.3 kg in total and the five tines are 25 cm long. The fork is 50 cm wide in total and, with the handles fitted, measures 145 cm in length. These stainless steel handles are 120 cm long and can be removed, allowing you to transport the fork with ease. We have engraved the Sneeboer logo onto the two outer tines, and these details ensure that this fork looks just as fantastic as it performs.

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Description

The Grelinette, or Woelfork, is a gardening tool used for digging, aerating and working the soil in the garden. Thanks to the position and shape of the tines, you can easily push the fork into the ground by standing on the horizontal bar. When you then move the two handles forwards and backwards, the fork digs itself in. Once the fork has reached the desired depth in the ground, step off the bar and pull the entire fork backwards, holding the handles as high as possible. This creates a long lever arm, making this method very energy-efficient. In this way, you can dig over the whole garden. Compared to traditional methods such as ploughing, a Grelinette minimises disturbance to the soil, keeping the garden healthier and more fertile. It is a valuable tool for gardeners committed to sustainable gardening practices.

Dimensions

Net weight
7.3 kg
Total length
145 cm
Length of the handle
120 cm
Material of the handle
Roestvast
Width of the blade
13 cm
Length of the blade
14.5 cm

Additional information

Item number

5092-RVS

EAN

8715093050925

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