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Spear & Jackson Digging Fork

Hardened carbon steel
Weather-proofed ash wood shaft
Soft grip handle
Reliable and durable
Comes with a 10-year guarantee

£20.47 Ex VAT £24.56 Inc VAT Multi-buy Discount Out of Stock

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Spear & Jackson Digging Fork - Full Description

The Spear & Jackson Elements Digging Fork features heat-treated (hardened) carbon steel for strength and durability. The weather-proofed (clear lacquered) ash wood shaft is designed to give you many years of trusty service, while a soft-feel handle offers comfortable use and extra grip. The Spear & Jackson Elements range of strong and reliable tools are designed for anyone who want to transform their outdoor spaces without spending too much money.

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