Why the Valley Oak Wheel Hoe is the best.

[@harveyrousejr.2069]

I wish I had discovered the Valley Oak before I purchased the Hoss. I like the adjustability with no wrenches and I especially like the way the attachments come on and off. Maybe next year.

[@edwardpearce1138]

I bought one. I have had it a little over two months now. Before I was using a couple of old Planet Junior wheel hoes that are probably between 70 and 80 years old. The Valley Oak is more robustly built. I think I will have to stay around another 150 years to wear it out.

[@MiguelMartinez-tj2wo]

Cuánto sale y como lo puedo conseguir acá en Uruguay Canelones gracias

[@fancierclub4619]

How I buy this tools in India @ Banglore or mysore

[@ettamravikumar8327]

I want this item

[@navnit3978]

very good, easy to change attachments

[@rhancesk]

I like it a lot but I think the price is too high to be a manual tool.

[@เขมจิราก้อใจ]

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[@zmeev100]

как такой купить в России

[@Z71Ranger]

That is nice.

[@SentOnFriday]

you lost at me at "you should be able to leave your tools in the rain..."

[@XaViEr3520]

I like hoss tools better!!!

[@wisestudent1463]

If it's over a $100 with all the attachments, It's over priced !!!

[@johns2453]

hey buddy that thing is way over piced.your talking 450 to 500$

[@zackscott8636]

For a good tool $300 as they priced is common. $500 for the package. A good broadfork, seeder, or scythe are often $300. With each you are set for life and gardens are actually managed more easily.