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AGRICULTURE and GARDENING SOIL PREPARATION Hoes AGRICULTURE AND GARDENING SOIL PREPARATION Hoes Advantages: • A model for every job: our wide range of heads ensure that there is a hoe for every job. • Tools for a life time: highly durable, wear and break resistant. AND AGRICULTURE GARDENING Features: • Forged in one single piece. • Special boron steel. Hoe 8 Hoe 10 • Complete temper to prevent bending. REF. € g A mm B mm M REF. € g A mm B mm M • Different heat treatment for the eye preventing breakage. 8-A 14,93 101508 12 525 155 80 M3 10-A 22,67 101904 12 1.250 210 145 M4 • Polished and sharpened. 8-B 15,78 101607 12 700 175 100 M3 Uses: 8-C 18,15 101706 12 925 195 120 M3 • To aerate, till the soil and to prepare land for sowing. • Very useful for small tidying jobs around trees and stumps. M Reference of the handle used by the hoe. A B Hoe 11 Hoe 43 Hoe 1 Hoe 2 REF. € g A mm B mm M REF. € g A mm B mm M REF. € g A mm B mm M REF. € g A mm B mm M 11-A 26,89 102208 12 1.850 240 120 M6 43-0 25,03 102703 12 1.300 220 165 M7 1-A 13,37 100105 12 375 130 80 M1 2-A 17,59 100402 12 900 180 140 M4 43-B 27,54 102901 12 1.400 235 185 M7 1-B 13,77 100204 12 450 150 90 M1 2-B 17,84 100501 12 1.000 190 145 M4 1-C 15,28 100303 12 700 160 105 M4 Hoe 53 Hoe 58 Hoe 3 Hoe 4 REF. € g A mm B mm M REF. € g A mm B mm M REF. € g A mm B mm M REF. € g A mm B mm M 53-A 20,51 103403 12 1.000 225 75 M4 58-0 21,36 103809 12 1.100 190 120 M4 3-A 19,95 100709 12 1.000 190 180 M4 4-A 20,36 101003 12 1.100 200 165 M4 53-B 22,22 103502 12 1.050 245 85 M4 58-A 25,23 103908 12 1.300 220 130 M4 3-B 20,96 100808 12 1.100 195 195 M4 4-B 21,51 101102 12 1.300 210 180 M4 Greece Model. 3-C 19,80 100907 12 1.000 195 195 M4 Hoe 5 Hoe 7 Hoe 69 Hoe 72 REF. € g A mm B mm M REF. € g A mm B mm M REF. € g A mm B mm M REF. € g A mm B mm M 5 25,63 101201 12 1.550 230 120 M6 7-A 13,02 101409 12 325 135 50 M1 69-A 24,78 104103 12 1.400 270 110 M4 72-A 1,5 L 18,30 104301 12 700 225 M3 69-B 27,34 104202 12 1.725 310 120 M6 72-B 2 L 19,80 104400 12 950 240 M3 72-C 2,5 L 21,01 104509 12 1.200 260 M4 72-D 3 L 23,52 104608 12 1.300 285 M4 Navarre Model. Galicia Model. 14 15 SOIL PREPARATION / HOES AGRICULTURE AND AGRICULTURE GARDENING A Hoe 87 Hoe 89 REF. € g A mm B mm M REF. € g A mm B mm M 87-B 15,98 108408 12 1.025 180 135 M4 89-A 16,49 109009 12 675 150 115 M3 87-C 17,94 108507 12 1.200 200 140 M4 B Hoe 77 Hoe 79 87-D 19,74 108606 12 1.325 220 150 M4 REF. € g A mm B mm M REF. € g A mm B mm M 87-E 22,00 108705 12 1.650 230 165 M4 77-D 3,5 L 27,09 105308 12 1.600 285 M4 79-C 3,5 L 27,54 105605 12 1.575 245 240 M4 87-F 24,31 108804 12 1.850 255 170 M6 Galicia Model. 87-G 25,21 108903 12 2.015 270 210 M6 For growing asparagus. Morocco Model. Hoe 80 Hoe 81 REF. € g A mm B mm M REF. € g A mm B mm M 80-A 19,80 105704 12 950 180 160 M3 81-000 1,5 L 18,90 106800 12 750 190 165 M3 Hoe 90 Hoe 91 80-B 20,26 105803 12 975 180 170 M3 81-00 2 L 20,26 106701 12 925 200 180 M3 REF. € g A mm B mm M REF. € g A mm B mm M 80-E 23,22 106008 12 1.400 200 190 M4 81-0 2,5 L 21,21 106305 12 1.100 215 205 M3 90-B 25,13 109207 12 875 320 125 M3 91-A 24,73 109306 12 1.200 160 320 M3 80-H 25,98 106206 12 1.550 230 200 M4 81-A 3 L 23,42 106404 12 1.300 230 220 M4 91-B 29,00 109405 12 1.600 180 380 M3 26,69 81-B 3,5 L 106503 12 1.500 235 230 M4 For growing bananas. Canaries Model. Hoe 82 Hoe 83 Hoe 95 Hoe 108 REF. € g A mm B mm M REF. € g A mm B mm M REF. € g A mm B mm M REF. € g A mm B mm M 82-B 16,94 107005 12 725 160 140 M3 83-A 21,11 107203 12 1.100 195 140 M4 95-A 16,64 109429 12 650 170 135 M6 108-A 23,82 109504 12 1.300 220 180 M108 95-C 17,94 109467 12 800 190 145 M6 Morocco Model. For growing asparagus. Navarre Model. Hoe 84 Hoe 85 REF. € g A mm B mm M REF. € g A mm B mm M 84-A 16,74 107500 12 650 150 130 M4 85-A 16,34 108101 12 650 155 115 M3 Hoe 127 Hoe 150 84-B 17,74 107609 12 850 160 150 M4 85-B 16,69 108200 12 725 165 125 M3 REF. € g A mm B mm M REF. € g A mm B mm M 84-C 17,84 107708 12 825 170 140 M4 85-C 18,20 108309 12 800 175 135 M3 127-A 21,96 109603 12 875 230 155 M127 150-A 20,16 110203 12 935 270 M4 84-E 19,80 107906 12 1.000 190 160 M4 127-C 24,12 109801 12 1.125 270 185 M127 150-C 23,82 110401 12 1.230 300 M4 For digging furrows. 16 17 SOIL PREPARATION / HOES AGRICULTURE AND AGRICULTURE GARDENING Dibber 262 Hoe 263 A REF. € g A mm B mm M REF. € g A mm B mm M 262 27,34 113105 12 694 145 170 263-A 20,41 156928 12 920 165 295 M7 263-B 22,11 156935 12 1.150 195 330 M7 263-C 25,03 156942 12 1.380 205 350 M7 Hoe 182 B Weeder 228 263-D 25,83 157321 12 1.610 215 355 M7 REF. € g A mm B mm M REF. € g A mm B mm M 182 13,47 110708 12 400 150 50 M1 228-A 17,54 110906 12 450 270 70 M1 228-A C.M. (900) 23,02 907216 12 900 270 70 M1 228-B 18,55 111101 12 550 300 75 M1 228-C 19,40 111200 12 650 325 80 M1 228-D 21,91 111309 12 750 336 100 M1 Weeder 276 Hoe 302 REF. € g A mm B mm M REF. € g A mm B mm M 276 12,22 113204 12 175 90 30 M2 302-0 19,50 113525 12 1.100 200 155 M4 Weeder 229 Weeder 230 302-A 23,52 113549 12 1.400 215 165 M4 REF. € g A mm B mm M REF. € g A mm B mm M 229-A 18,40 111408 12 525 302 M1 230-A 16,03 111606 12 475 260 70 M1 230-A C.M. (900) 20,71 518535 12 900 260 70 M1 230-B 16,99 111804 12 525 285 75 M1 Dibber 308 Hoe 320 REF. € g A mm B mm M REF. € g A mm B mm M Weeder 232 Mattock 240 308 22,87 113709 12 425 125 65 320 24,63 113907 12 1.300 220 180 M4 REF. € g A mm B mm M REF. € g A mm B mm M Rabiosa Model. 232-A 12,01 111903 12 300 110 70 M1 240 26,69 112306 12 800 265 75 M0 232-B 13,02 112108 12 325 120 75 M1 232-C 13,47 112207 12 350 130 80 M1 Itali Model. Hoe 242 Hoe 252 Dibber 322 Hoe 325 REF. € g A mm B mm M REF. € g A mm B mm M REF. € g A mm B mm M REF. € g A mm B mm M 242-0 11,91 112504 12 250 85 55 M0 252-0 18,40 112825 12 650 160 180 M6 322-A 21,76 114003 12 419 145 325-800 14,70 574357 12 900 195 120 M4 242-A 13,12 112603 12 350 115 70 M1 252-A 18,70 112849 12 700 165 190 M6 325-1000 16,49 114140 12 1.050 210 140 M4 252-B 19,95 112863 12 900 175 200 M6 325-1200 17,90 114164 12 1.300 230 160 M4 252-C 21,01 112887 12 950 190 215 M6 Africa Model.
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