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Wheel Hoes, attachments, and their usage
This is the Index of links to our wheel hoe related articles.
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What is it used for? How to use?
Learn what wheel hoes are used for, and tips on how to use them.
Advantages of Using a Wheel Hoe
Affordability and increased efficiency are just two advantages.
Difference between a single and double wheel hoe?
Learn what the difference is and how it effects the tasks done by each type of wheel hoe.
Wheel Hoe Buying Guide
A comparison of wheel hoes and cultivators sold in the USA. Includes pricing and attachment options.
Attachments for ALL Brands of Wheel Hoe
All the available attachments for all five brands of wheel hoes.
Cultivating with a wheel hoe
The purpose and basic methods of cultivating soil with a wheel hoe.
What Does a Wheel Hoe Hiller Do?
Learn what a wheel hoe Hiller is, and how to hill for weed control.
Plowing with a Winch
See how a common winch is used to power plows and cultivators in Russia. Lots of cool videos!
Power of the Back Cut
Tips from a customer for getting the most from your Oscillating Hoe attachment.
Rototiller versus Wheel Hoe
Compares a large Grillo rototiller to a Hoss wheel hoe for different small farm tasks.
History of Planet Jr Cultivators
Learn why wheel cultivators were the king of garden tools from the 1890's to 1920's.
Is a Wheel Hoe Worth it?
Yes! Explore the benefits over garden hoes and rototillers.
Or see all our Wheel Hoe Assembly Instructions
Other Gardening related articles...
Garden Seeders: The Buying Guide
Full details, and the pros and cons, of push seeders and jab planters sold in the USA.
How To Loosen And Improve Clay Soil
Techniques to naturally convert your hard clay soil into a nice loam.
How to Grow Sweet Corn
Everything you need to know: varieties, planting, weeding, pollinating, and more.
Why And How To Do Soil Aeration
Easily improve your garden soil by deeply aerating with a broadfork.
Are There Really Just 5 Types of Garden Hoes?
So many different hoes, but only 5 groups. Learn how each group can cut your garden labor.
