Wilkinson Sword Carbon Steel 3 Prong Cultivator
Wilkinson Sword · Tools & DIY
£26.95 at Tooled Up · 36% below amazon price £41.99
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The Wilkinson Sword Carbon Steel 3 Prong Cultivator is manufactured using high quality carbon steel, strengthened in key areas and fitted with a weatherproofed solid wood shaft.
Features & Benefits • Natural weatherproofed smooth wooden handle • Strong carbon steel head with traditional fan design • Hard-wearing and durable with stylish green epoxy finish • Rigid rivet secures head socket in place • 10 Year guarantee Specifications • Head Material: Carbon Steel • Working Width: 100mm • Overall Length: 1500mm • Weight: 0.937kg
Features & Benefits • Natural weatherproofed smooth wooden handle • Strong carbon steel head with traditional fan design • Hard-wearing and durable with stylish green epoxy finish • Rigid rivet secures head socket in place • 10 Year guarantee Specifications • Head Material: Carbon Steel • Working Width: 100mm • Overall Length: 1500mm • Weight: 0.937kg
EAN 5050581001960 · Wilkinson Sword. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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