name of Hoe with English sounding name

Started by jock_edin, March 04, 2013, 20:54:05

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jock_edin

Hi all I was at a meeting on an allotment the other day and just as I was leaving the guy in the last plot at the gate was using this funny looking tool once I was out I shouted back to him did he make it himself or buy it "reply" bought it, it was a hoe but had handles as like a bicycle and he called it name  as in an English town or shire but cant remember the name anyone know what I am on about
Its blade must have been about same size width as handles.  Honestly hadn't been on the sauce.

jock_edin


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Digeroo

The bicycle handles sound more like a wheel hoe.

Deb P

If it's not pouring with rain, I'm either in the garden or at the lottie! Probably still there in the rain as well TBH....🥴

http://www.littleoverlaneallotments.org.uk

Robert_Brenchley

It wouldn't be a Chillington Hoe since that has a pole-type handle.

gardentg44

kes   A man with no money in is pocket at christmas is too idle to borrow.

BritBrat

Quote from: gardentg44 on March 18, 2013, 06:44:39
was it like this.the best tool a ever bought? the Jalohttp://s475.beta.photobucket.com/user/gardentg44/media/allotmentphotos285.jpg.html

That is the one I was trying to remember name of.

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Jayb

Here's one, but what a price! I'm not sure if it is the same one as above. http://www.blackberrylane.co.uk/wheelhoes.html
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markfield rover

Blimey! I have one of those , might start using it now or at least keep it inside the shed.

Jayb

Quote from: markfield rover on March 20, 2013, 10:37:44
Blimey! I have one of those , might start using it now or at least keep it inside the shed.
Lol, perhaps worth selling if you don't use it much, think of all the seeds you could buy!

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markfield rover

I will give it a go ,great if it works otherwise it may become Object D'art in the back garden ,it is an older version with proper cast iron parts ,I saved it when someone asked me to take it to the dump, and really in allotment terms it is only just " run in" .

ipt8

If it is a wheeled hoe I know them at planet wheeled hoe. Cant remember the name just now. I got one off eBay, the old style which seems better proportioned than the newer ones. I think it might be a planet wheeled junior hoe. The blades are adjustable in and out to suit the width of thelines you are hoeing. Its very quick to use.

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gardentg44

the jalo gardener is a brillant tool.it weeds ,furrows,ploughs,scrabbles,rakes,drills and even earths up potatoes.
and did i mention theseed hopper attachment aswell. :tool:
kes   A man with no money in is pocket at christmas is too idle to borrow.

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