Little Giant® DuraFork Pitch Fork | Manure Fork | Polycarbonate Stable Fork with Angled Tines | Hot Pink

Yes, it's a manure fork. When you have horses it's a tool I cannot do without. Pick up the manure and have the dirt fall through. I love the Little Giant products. They are sturdy and last. I also appreciate that the wood handle is smooth, and the choice of colors.

So far so good! I take care of 30 horses so they get used vigorously.

These are the sturdiest forks I’ve found that aren’t metal- the metal ones are way too heavy and hurt my neck. These are the perfect in between to get the job done.

I purchased this fork to get up leaf piles in the yard. I also use it for grass clipping that has dried for compost piles. I will say that for those light tasks this fork works well but the design itself is not durable by any means. The fork is made from plastic and just picking up leaf piles seems to test the fork's strength. They start to flex even with light loads. The tilt of the forks are a nice feature though because you don't have to bend as much as you load the fork. It is also very easy to put together, it comes with a fitted nut that locks itself in place while you screw in the bolt. The length is also nice for me being five nine; it doesn't take up unnecessary length in my hand. Good for my use though!

These manure pitch forks are exactly what I needed for my farm chores. They’re built tough with strong, durable tines that easily handle heavy manure and straw without bending or breaking. The handle is comfortable to grip and long enough to give good leverage, making the job much easier. I’ve been using them regularly for months, and they still look and work like new. Whether you’re cleaning stalls or moving compost, these pitch forks get the job done efficiently and reliably. Highly recommend for anyone needing a heavy-duty, no-nonsense pitch fork!

I purchased this manure rake for my chicken coop. We have a sand base in the run and a pine shaving hen house base and the two intermix all the time. With a couple of tweaks (literally just adding some zip ties and a piece of hardware cloth) I was able to make this the best poo shovel there is. It is 8 times bigger than the last one I had and takes me less than 5 minutes to clean the entire run for my flock. The only issue I see is in the longevity of the product. Whilst I haven’t had any issues yet, the forks on it do move around quite easily so I fear that they could easily be snapped if used for its intended purposes with larger animal manure. Hopefully it lasts, and the pink color is super cute!

Exactly as described - 3 rake heads and 3 wooden handles

This is my POND RAKE... but at a fraction of the cost. Exactly th same thing sold from Pond Supply Dealers for $35 and more. I have a small pond that sprouts "string algae" in the warm weather. I've always used a mini-grass rake that more-or-less worked pulling out the majority of green algae strings. This DuraFork works MUCH better, AND it grabs on to the algae so I can dump it easily into my bucket (and not drop it back in the water!) I didn't want to pay Pond Supply prices, so I googled "DuraFork" and there is was on Amazon, listed as a "muck rake" for animal stalls, etc. Lo and behold, it also had a nice solid WOODEN handle (thought it would be plastic at the low price). I am one happy camper. DuraFork should add "Backyard Pond Rake" to its uses. Give those pond supply dealers a run for their money. But don't raise the price, please!