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Small Hand Tools
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Need an inexpensive hand tool
for light duty jobs? Our economy hand tools feature Baked-On Enamel
Finished Blades and Tough Plastic Handles with Thumb Groove. We
offer a Garden or Transplanter Trowel and a three prong
cultivator in this line.
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Our Agway easy grip series
features baked-on enamel finish and a comfortable ergonomic
rubberized grip.
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Our premium Agway labeled hand
tools feature a Stainless Steel tool with an ergonomic comfort grip.
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Need
something with a little extra reach? Our adjustable handle garden
tools will fit the bill. These strong, lightweight tools feature
steel handles adjusting from 25 to 37 inch length for extra reach
and leverage and a comfortable, soft, non-slip grip. Durable
heat-treated heads with rust-resistant powder-coated paint and metal
ring for convenient hanging storage.
     
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Keep your children working
right along side with our "Little Diggers" line of tools. These are
not just toys. Products are as functional as Mom and Dads. Little
diggers are constructed of durable poly that will not crack or rust.
Sorry, we have not yet found any tools to keep your "teenagers"
working for or along side you!
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Planting Glads, Daffodils or
even Tuberous Begonias can be a lot quicker and easier with a bulb
planter. Our aluminum bulb planter with cushioned handle and easy
squeeze handle releases dirt for easy use. Need a more rugged
planter for those tough conditions or big jobs? Try our Deluxe Short
Handle Bulb Planter with its Sleek Steel Construction and Comfort
Grip.
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Picks, Mattocks, Bars,
Posthole Diggers, Edgers
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While a powered backhoe might be the easier method to dig in tough
sold conditions, pry out rocks or cut out stubborn roots, the more
economical choice might be a pick or mattock. We offer three
different head styles to give you the tool you need to complete the
job. All feature a
5 lb.
high grade steel head and your choice of
36" wood or fiberglass handle in the Pick/Mattock head.

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In our neck of the woods we
have always called these tools Crowbars. However you call them, be
it Crowbar, Pinch Bar or San Angelo Bar, we have choices and sizes
for you.

60" Wedge Point Crowbar
72" San Angelo Bar
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Compacting surfaces is easily accomplished with a Seymour Tamper.
This solid cast iron painted head and 4" contoured hardwood handle
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We can't remember anybody getting excited about digging ditches or
postholes, but if it's a task that need to be done then we have a
selection of posthole diggers to help you get the task done quickly
and efficiently.
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Keep garden borders, drives and walkways trimmed and edged with one
of our Edger Tools.

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Hoes,
Rakes, Cultivators
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Like any good garden supply
store, of course we carry garden hoes. In fact at last count we
carried four standard blade type hoes, a Warren Hoe, a Two-Prong
Weeding Hoe and a Scuffle Weeding Hoe and if you are looking for a
"man size" hoe for garden work check out our Barn Hoe in the
Farm Tools Page.


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Whether preparing a seed bed
for lawn or garden, a bow or level head rake is the indispensible
tool you will need.



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For cultivating, weeding and
aerating in light or tilled soils choose one of our 4-Tine Garden
Cultivators.

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At one point we carried over 15
different type and styles of Lawn Rakes and
although we have consolidated a bit, we still carry more than a
dozen different choices for you to choose from. Whether it be all
poly, all bamboo, all steel or a combination of poly/bamboo or
poly/steel, we surely have a rake to keep your yard neat and clean,
all it requires is a lawn rake operator. (your teenager, if you can
convince them to operate this non-tech device)
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landscapes and lawns nothing completes the job better than a
lightweight aluminum Landscape Rake. We stock the most popular 36"
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Shovels and Spades.
Most "Maine-iacs" call 'em Spades, but the Tool Industry calls them
Round Point Shovels, but whether you call them Spades, Round Point
or Square Point Shovels we probably have the Shovel (aka: Spade) for
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D-Handle Round Point (DHRP) Shovels

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D-Handle Square Point (DHSP) Shovels
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Long
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Long Handle Square Point (LHSP) Shovels
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D-Handle Garden Spades

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D-Handle Spading Forks

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