Hand Cultivators & Hoes with Pointed Hojas
Compare 5 models in this selection: hand cultivators & hoes with pointed blades. Use the photographs and recorded construction notes to compare the individual designs.
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| Model | Recorded construction |
|---|---|
| Two-Prong and Pointed-Hoja Hand HoeTK-GDN-X227D7BF1ADF0 | Two long prongs and an opposed pointed blade form the compact head of this hand hoe. A short metal shaft and segmented plastic grip complete its black construction. |
| 300 mm Three-Prong and Pointed-Hoja Hand HoeTK-GDN-XA380DDBE9CBC | Three straight prongs and an opposed pointed blade share a short round shaft and hooked molded grip. Its manual construction is designed for cultivating garden soil around planting areas. Its pointed blade profile differs from a broad rectangular combination hoe. The separate round shaft also distinguishes it from integrated cast-body cultivators. |
| Segmented-Handle Garden Hoe with Broad Triangular HojaTK-GDN-XF977EC5D3BC3 | A broad flat triangular blade sits beneath a segmented metal shaft with a short end grip. Its manual construction is designed for cultivating garden soil around planting areas. Its solid triangular plate differs from an open loop hoe. Compare the wide straight edge and pointed side corners with a narrow V-shaped working head. |
| Five-Tine and Pointed-Hoja Garden Hoe with Sectional HandleTK-GDN-XF55B5F9C8F6C | Five flat prongs oppose a broad pointed blade attached to a sectional handle through a bolted head assembly. Its manual construction is designed for cultivating garden soil around planting areas. This five-prong row offers a different spacing pattern from two- or three-prong combination heads. The bolted plate and sectional shaft also differ from a single welded neck. |
| Three-Prong and Pointed-Hoja Hand Hoe with Curved TinesTK-GDN-X2B1479BD35C7 | Three curved round prongs oppose a pointed blade on a short hand hoe with a raised thumb section. Its manual construction is designed for cultivating garden soil around planting areas. The curved round tines differ from flat straight prongs on combination hoes. Compare its pointed blade with broad rectangular blades for drawing a narrow line through garden soil. |
Selection notes
For cultivators and hoes, compare tine count, blade profile and handle length together. A three-tine cultivator, an open stirrup blade and a flat draw-hoe blade have different working outlines. Combination heads should be checked on both sides, including the head connection and available working clearance.
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