Wheel hoes are an incredibly useful tool for anyone who has a medium or large garden. They make garden maintenance easier and faster without putting too much strain on the user's body. With its versatile design, a wheel hoe can be equipped with various attachments that enable it to perform different tasks.

This article will list and show the attachments for the Glaser, the Hoss, the Valley Oak, and the Terrateck wheel hoes. All of these brands have attachments for the three common tasks of cultivating, weeding, and plowing. Some of them have additional specialty attachments.

Also see our Wheel Hoe FAQ page for answers to a wider variety of questions.

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Glaser Wheel Hoe Attachments

Glaser is the oldest of the four brands. They do have a good reputation, but unfortunately it is the most expensive unit. It's design is similar to the original Planet Jr wheel hoe, but not a duplicate.

It only has the basic collection of attachments (cultivator, hoe, and plow). Although that is all that is really needed, it would be nice to be able to do even more with such a costly machine.

Some of the old Planet Jr attachments and new Hoss attachments can be used on it, but not all, so be sure to check first.

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Glaser's Standard Attachments

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Hoss Wheel Hoe Attachments

The Hoss model has been around since 2008, and is now the most popular brand in the US. This is due to it's reasonable price, great reputation, and large collection of attachments.

It is an accurate copy of the classic Planet Jr model from the early 1900's, with modern bushings and fasteners. Some of the old Planet Jr and new Glaser attachments can be used with it.

This is the only wheel hoe with individual cultivator teeth. This flexiblity is valuable for adapting to soil conditions and weed conditions. All the attachments connect with 3/8" carriage bolts, so only a common 9/16" wrench is needed to swap tools.

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Hoss's Standard Attachments

Hoss Specialty Attachments

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Valley Oak Wheel Hoe Attachments

Valley Oak has been in business since 1990, has a good reputation. But not having a double-wheel option, and having only a basic collection of attachments, does limit the possibilities.

The Valley Oak design kept the basic small-wheeled wheel hoe geometry of the other wheel hoes, but opted for a different method of attaching the tools.

Their attachments slip over a long 20mm square bar that extends back from frame, and are held in place with a pin and clip for tool-free attachment changes.

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Valley Oak's Standard Attachments

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Terrateck Wheel Hoe Attachments

The company is fairly new to the US, but has been building a decent reputation. They do have both a single and a double wheeled version. They are the second most expensive units in this article.

Their collection of attachments is large, and they have brought some new things to the US. They were the first to fit spring wire weeders and rotating Finger Weeders to a wheel hoe.

The Terrateck design is different from all the others. Their attachments have a vertical bar that points upward and fits into a socket at the back of the frame. This lets you select the height of the tool.

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Terrateck's Standard Attachments

Terrateck Specialty Attachments

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