Last Day to Enter Scoop Fork Giveaway

Feb 12, 2014

Today is the last day to enter to win an all-poly scoop fork from A.M. Leonard as part of the Editor’s Picks Giveaway.

Landscapers need a variety of equipment to get jobs done properly, so entering to win a free scoop fork should be a no brainer.

The scoop fork can pierce through mulch piles, straw, compost, leaves and hay and is made in the United States.

The fork has a scoop-shaped, beveled tines that yield a high-carrying capacity.

Don’t miss your chance to win one of five of these tools!

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Landscapers use a variety of attachments for doing everything from snow removal to jobsite cleanup, and regardless of how often they are used, every landscaper has a favorite attachment.

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