What would you call this tool...

[no_akira]

I made this from a 14 tine cheap rake head off ebay and a broom handle out of a skip.

The idea being rather than a single long drill, I can stand in one position and 4.5m drill in one swipe.



The two little tines together are really handy for dragging stones off your seed bed.

Q: What would you call this tool ?

[veggiechicken]

A broken rake?

[smallblueplanet]

Useful.

[nickdub]

Gappy ????????

[Greenleaves]

Useless....

[Containergardener]

Toothy...

[SarrissUK]

Drill sargeant

[Aberdeenplotter]

different !!

[Guest]

Looks like a Bob to me

[no_akira]

"Peggy - The smiler"

[Snadger]

I always grow my onion sets in two rows 6 inches a part then a narrow pathway ad infinitude.

You have just given me the idea of using a two pronged muck spreader for the rows width.....then again ,maybe not.

[broadway]

Triggers broom

[Greenleaves]

A couple of years back, the late great Potty shared some pictures with me of some old garden tools and one of those was a four tine'd fork, used by farm labourers to replicate early seed drill machines. It never caught on then and I doubt it will now

[Nicos]

Have a look on goooogle at Zen garden/gravel rakes....it's the same idea.

[no_akira]

"Peggy smiller" tool working well so far, when you use this tool the results make you smile...

Single pass of tool = 3.6m worth of row sown seeds

Kohl Rabi...


Turnips...


"A picture paints a thousand words so why cant I ......"