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Leborgne Duopro forged hoe with a round socket, 12cm (5in)
Leborgne Duopro forged hoe with a round socket, 12cm (5in)
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We guarantee the quality of our plants for a full growing cycle, and will replace at our expense any plant that fails to recover under normal climatic and planting conditions.
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The applied DuoPro forged round socket hoe 12cm (5in) Leborgne is a high-quality tool at a good price. Its wide head made of forged steel is perfect for breaking up, digging, and gathering soil, even in compact and heavy soils. It also has a striking surface that allows the tool to be used for driving stakes. Fully hardened to resist wear and equipped with a conical round socket that ensures a perfect fit and facilitates handle replacement, the tool is highly durable and will accompany the gardener for many years. Use it to mound your potatoes, dig furrows or trenches, and aerate the soil surface without turning it over. 15-year manufacturer's warranty.
Dimensions: Spade blade: 18cm (7in) x 12cm (5in) - Weight: 0.7kg Handle length: 110cm (43in)
The hoe is a basic tool, designed both for weeding without the use of chemicals and for working the surface of the soil. Its heavy and wide head is specially adapted for breaking up the surface and deeply opening even compact and heavy soils. Closer to a pickaxe than a hoe, it allows for crumbling and loosening the top layer of soil after digging, uprooting unwanted plants, hilling vegetables, which means gathering soil into a mound around their base, or digging shallow planting holes and furrows. Like the hoe, the hoe is used to loosen and break up the top layer of soil, leaving the soil around the cultivated plants in the vegetable garden or ornamental garden well-aerated. It also helps prevent the formation of a compacted layer that occurs under the action of watering or rain in clay or loamy soils. This hard and compact layer, which is very difficult to rehydrate and suffocating for plants, also promotes the upward movement of water to the surface and its evaporation. Working the surface of the soil after watering reduces water evaporation. This model is equipped with a forged steel head, fully hardened to make it exceptionally resistant to wear. Its conical round socket ensures a stable connection between the head and the handle and allows for easy handle replacement. The handle wood comes from sustainably managed forests, certified 100% PEFC. Its perforated end allows for hanging storage of the hoe. This tool, assembled in France, is covered by a 15-year warranty from the manufacturer.
Leborgne is a French company that was born out of metallurgical activity in Savoie in 1829. Today, it is a specialist in the manufacture of high-quality hand tools, used in construction, masonry, landscaping, and gardening, among other fields. Their products combine robustness and ergonomics while meeting the most specific needs!
This tool is under warranty. The warranty does not cover handles, only metallic parts excluding consumables (screws, springs, etc.), and is valid under normal use conditions.
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