Leonard Cultihoe
$45.32
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3 tools in one!
We designed the Leonard Cultihoe to do the work of a cultivator, rake, and hoe. Use it to grade, grub, or clear.
We make this tool using a strong carbon steel. Dig a hole for plugs with a single swing or dig a hole for big enough for a quart-sized plant in only 2 or 3 swings! The sharpened 2-inch tines and the 7-inch blade will provide years of service. Equipped with a 60″ American Ash Handle. Made in the USA! Ship wt. 3.1lb.
- Blade material: Carbon steel
- Blade width: 7 inches
- Tine width: 2 inches
- Handle material: Lacquered ash
- Handle length: 60 inches
- This product is covered under A.M. Leonard’s exclusive Lifetime Warranty Program. Click Here for more Details.
- Blade welded to socket
- Head riveted to handle for extra strength
The Leonard Cultihoe is a 3-in-one tool, serving as a cultivator, rake, and hoe. It is made with strong carbon steel in both the 7 inch blade and 2 inch tines. The tool also has a 60 inch lacquered ash handle.
2. What types of gardening work can be done with the Leonard Cultihoe?
The Leonard Cultihoe can be used for grading, grubbing, clearing, and digging. It can efficiently dig holes for both plugs and larger plants with minimal effort.
3. How durable is the Leonard Cultihoe?
The Leonard Cultihoe is designed to last for years. Its strong carbon steel blade and tines ensure it can withstand heavy-duty use, while the head is riveted to the handle for extra strength.
4. Does the Leonard Cultihoe have any specific measurements?
Yes, the blade width measures 7 inches while the tine width is 2 inches. The handle measures 60 inches in length.
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