MAHAN MHAWH Manual High Arc Wheel Hoe with Oscillating Hoe 6 INCH (2 nos), Plow set , Cultivation Teeth (4 )
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Descriptions

• MADE IN THE INDIA USER-FRIENDLY, EASY TO USE, AND MAINTAIN FOR ALL AGES PEOPLE

• 15 - 20 % AVG. SOIL MOISTURE REQUIRED

• EASILY CUT AND MANAGE WEEDS Easily Create Planting Furrows and Throw Soil to Plants

• CHANGE ATTACHMENTS FOR DIFFERENT TASKS - The universal toolbar allows you to use a wide variety of attachments for plowing, tilling, cultivating, etc.

• BUILT TO LAST A LIFETIME

MAHAN High Arc Wheel Hoe 
Model - MHAWH 
Working Depth & Width  - Adjustable according to crop  
Handlebar Steering - Adjustable according to Height 
Our Oscillating Hoe is made with a powder-coated steel frame and a spring steel blade that’s sharpened on both sides. The sharpened blade is heavy-duty and durable so it cuts through the thickest weeds. Available in 6” lengths, the Oscillating Hoe is the perfect tool for weeding between farm rows.   Weed control in a vegetable garden is a preventative practice, not a reactive one. 

Plow attachment(s) make furrows for planting, forming beds by hilling or throwing dirt to plants to provide support. Designed to be used in established farms/gardens where the soil has previously been worked, this Wheel Hoe attachment allows you to easily move soil for building furrows or beds for planting. The Wheel Hoe provides a lower center of gravity than a high-wheeled push plow, making it much easier to use than a typical walk-behind plow. Place the plows in the inward position to make a perfect furrow for planting your crops, and then turn the plows outward to easily cover the planted Crops.  

Our Cultivator Teeth feature a narrow throat and a wide foot which provides thorough, shallow cultivation underneath the soil. They are an exceptional Wheel Hoe Attachment for lifting and introducing air back into the soil after heavy periods of precipitation. Works great for helping to dry out your farm if it becomes too wet. Use one tooth for laying off rows or use up to five for intense cultivation.