2-in-1 Long-Handle Weed Puller and Garden Hoe with Six-Tine Cast Steel Head Adjustable to 60 Inches
A weed puller tool with long handle combines a six-tine rake side with a broad sharpened hoe edge, letting gardeners pull rooted weeds, loosen soil and level small planting areas with one manual tool. The curved cast steel head provides a practical working angle for gardens, lawns, yards, patios and farms.
The four-section metal pole can be assembled to working lengths described as 30, 45 or 60 inches, helping reduce repeated bending and kneeling. Six pointed tines reach into soil around dandelions, crabgrass, thistles and chickweed, while the opposite edge handles shallow mowing, digging, transplanting and small-area leveling. The cast steel head has a smooth welded surface and attaches to the stainless steel pole with screw locks. Assemble and tighten every pole connection before use, and select a length that stays comfortable and controlled. The tool weighs 0.83 kilograms, has a six-inch head and measures three inches wide at the listed 60-inch configuration. Keep the sharp head away from children and pets. Rinse off soil after gardening, dry the metal parts and check the screw connections before storage.
Specifications
- Brand: NICOFPHY
- Model: NKF2403
- Product: 2-in-1 weed rake and hoe
- Head material: Cast steel
- Pole material: Stainless steel
- Head size: 6 in
- Head design: 6 tines and broad hoe edge
- Working lengths described: 30 45 and 60 in
- Listed dimensions: 3 in wide x 60 in high
- Item weight: 0.83 kg
- Pole sections included: 4
- Connection: Screw locks
- Targets: Dandelions crabgrass thistles and chickweed
- Tasks: Weeding digging loosening transplanting and leveling
- Color: Black
- Safety: Keep sharp head away from children and pets
Frequently Asked Questions
How long can the handle be assembled?
The sectional handle is described for 30-, 45- and 60-inch working lengths.
What does each side of the head do?
Six tines reach into soil for weeds, while the opposite broad edge works as a hoe for loosening and leveling.
Which weeds are listed for this tool?
The source names dandelions, crabgrass, thistles and chickweed.
How are the pole and head connected?
The head and stainless steel pole use screw locks, and each section should be tightened before use.