Kerbl Litter Fork orig. Aubiose

stable, light, precise to use. However, in my opinion it is not for straw bedding, for lighter bedding or for a sand paddock the best fork I have ever used.

• Strong, solid
• Light

Sturdy handle, just a little longer than the Kerbl Premium. I thought that this handle gave off less black PU, and wanted to use it with a fork other than Aubiose, but it just didn't fit (screw hole is not at the right depth). A hacksaw has difficulty cutting through the handle! A grinding tool can do it. Also find yourself an M6 bolt and nut for mounting.

• Light in hand
• Firmly

• No supplied screw
• Does not fit exactly on forks other than Aubiose

The fork is almost the same size as the Kerbl Premium, but significantly more flexible. I don't like that myself. I have chopped hemp and rapeseed in the stable and they become heavy, wet, compact slices. The Aubiose fork should be especially suitable for this. Also for sieving the chop from between the manure balls. But I think the fork is both too small and too flimsy for that. All in all, I think it's too expensive for what it can do.

• Too weak, especially for flax/hemp

The product does its job. Good value for money.

Very fine manure fork. I use it in the paddock. I don't like it for removing manure from the stables, because it takes along an unnecessary amount of straw.

• Easy
• Light in use
• Firmly

• Not useful for the stable

One of the main advantages of the manure fork is its ease of use. The fork is lightweight and well balanced, making it comfortable to hold.

• Payable
• Easy
• Light in use
• Firmly
• Neat price
• Strong