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Pros & Cons
Pros
Heavy duty but light enough for me to use for hours (68 yr old) tool is light but sturdy. Amazing little arm fatigue even with prolonged use.
The hand cultivator is a handy garden tool. Every gardener needs this tool. Great for any kind of gardening.
Very pleased with my new weapon. It’s all i use and takes the place of 3 others.
Cons
Sure looks pretty hanging in your potting shed, but is absolutely worthless as a cultivator. It’s clearly not made of hardwood as claimed. Once it bends once, it bends easier and easier until it breaks.
Highlights
Quality
This tool is very nice to use good balance and feels well made
Very nice and sturdy for digging and weeding
The blade part is sharp and cuts through the toughest weeds and sod
To mitigate the sloppy fit on this tool i made two thin tapered shims from some scrap cypress wood and pounded them into the op... Read More
Competitiveness
I have used other brands but this one is great looking and i think more substantial
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great, sturdy, good, small and loose. - Our AI detects a high amount of irrelevant reviews for this listing. A number of the reviews included in this product may belong to other variations, editions or versions that may not be representative of the current product being sold.
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- Our engine has analyzed and discovered that 35.2% of the reviews are reliable.
- This product had a total of 1,982 reviews as of our last analysis date on Mar 21 2024.
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Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
Unfortunately this unit is not as well designed as my older unit which was made by a different manufacturer
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
The biggest negative issue in this case deals with the manner in which the hoecultivator head is attached to the wooden handle
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
This results in a loose sloppy fit
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
The hoecultivator head is slipped onto the handle at the far end and then secured in place by friction
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
To mitigate the sloppy fit on this tool i made two thin tapered shims from some scrap cypress wood and pounded them into the open space around the hoecultivator head
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
Additionally a second screw could be added to the hoecultivator head to help ensure that the head is more securely attached
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
I also noted that the tines on the cultivator were not aligned in the same plane
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
This was easily rectified by bending the middle tine back into alignment
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