The Razor-Back 75144 Potato Hook is a rugged, multi-purpose tool built for serious gardeners, landscapers, and agricultural professionals. Though named for its use in harvesting potatoes, this tool offers far more versatility, making it a staple for anyone working with soil, compost, or garden debris.

Key Features:

• Forged Steel 4-Tine Head: The 6.5-inch wide head features four curved, forged steel tines that are exceptionally strong and durable. Designed to penetrate and lift soil, roots, and organic material with ease, the tines resist bending even under heavy use

• Steel Ferrule Connection: A steel ferrule secures the head to the handle, providing maximum strength at the joint and ensuring long-term durability even in demanding conditions

• 54-Inch Hardwood Handle: Made from North American hardwood, the handle offers natural shock absorption and a comfortable grip. Its length provides excellent reach and leverage, reducing strain during repetitive tasks

• Contoured Grip: The handle is contoured for ergonomic comfort, allowing for better control and reduced hand fatigue during extended use

Versatile Applications:

• Harvesting Root Vegetables: Ideal for digging and lifting potatoes, carrots, and other root crops without damaging them.
• Compost Management: Excellent for turning and aerating compost piles, thanks to its long tines and sturdy build.
• Garden Cleanup: Perfect for removing debris, spreading mulch, and loosening compacted soil.
• Manure and Refuse Handling: Strong enough to transfer manure and other loose materials in barns or garden beds.

Specifications:

• Tine Count: 4
• Tine Length: 6.5 inches
• Head Width: 6.9 inches
• Handle Length: 54 inches
• Overall Height: 57.1 inches
• Weight: Approx. 3 lbs
• Material: Forged steel head, hardwood handle
• Warranty: Limited lifetime warranty

User Insights:

Users consistently praise the Razor-Back 75144 for its durability and versatility. From turning compost piles to clearing garden waste, the tool performs reliably across a wide range of tasks. Its long handle and deep-biting tines make it especially effective for reaching into large piles or dense soil