Shovel Forks MODECO MN-79-358 with Fibreglass Handle

MODECO MN-79-358 shovel forks with a fibreglass handle are designed for general digging, turning soil and lifting garden debris. The tool combines hardened steel tines with a fibreglass shaft to reduce handle flex while maintaining durability for repeated use in landscaping, gardening and light agricultural tasks. Its construction focuses on wear resistance and extended service life under normal working conditions.

Advantages

The hardened tines provide improved resistance to bending and wear compared with untreated steel, while the fibreglass handle reduces vibration and flex during use. This combination delivers steady performance when digging, aerating or moving compost and soil. The product's build supports regular outdoor use and simplifies common garden and landscaping tasks without requiring frequent replacement.

Suitable for

• Digging and loosening compacted soil
• Turning compost and organic material
• Lifting and moving garden debris and roots
• Light landscaping and bed preparation

Key specifications

• Tine material: hardened steel for increased wear resistance
• Handle material: fibreglass to reduce flex and vibration
• Tool type: shovel fork attachment for digging and lifting
• Intended use: gardening, landscaping, light agricultural tasks

How to use

Position the shovel forks with the tines facing the soil and apply steady downward pressure, using the fibreglass handle to control angle and leverage. For turning compost or loosening soil, insert the tines fully and pull back to lift material. When lifting debris, support heavier loads with both hands and avoid overloading the tool beyond its intended use. After use, remove soil and organic residue from the tines and inspect the handle for damage before storage.

Usage recommendations

Wear appropriate protective gloves and eye protection when using the shovel forks. For prolonged work, alternate hand positions to reduce strain and avoid prying heavy roots at extreme angles to prevent bending the tines. Store in a dry place to limit corrosion and periodically check the connection between the tines and handle for signs of wear.