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Hand cultivator with stainless-steel blade and ergonomic polyethylene handle for soil preparation
This Ames True Temper cultivator features a stainless-steel blade and a polyethylene handle shaped for ergonomic grip. The straight-shank design connects the blade directly to the handle for reliable leverage. It is built for breaking up soil clumps and aerating planting beds.
The short 6 1/4 inch handle suits gardeners working close to the ground in raised beds or containers. Buyers who need extended reach for standing cultivation should look at long-handled models instead.
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The 24452 model is a single hand cultivator with stainless steel blades and an ergonomic polyethylene handle, designed for general soil loosening and weeding in garden beds.
The short 6 1/4 inch handle places your hand close to the stainless steel blades, giving precise control for shallow cultivation but limiting leverage in heavily compacted ground.
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