Have managed to create a fracture where tine(sp?) number 2 (or 3
depending upon your viewpoint) meets the hoop formed by tines 1 and 2 of
my garden fork. Wilkinson Sword, or rather Fiskars (their successors in
garden tool manufacture), no longer make said fork and don't have a
equivalent for it. This is a pain as the fork has a shaft which is
90cm long which means that with the tines fully buried I am only leaning
over slightly - unlike every other fork I have ever used which, IIRC,
are about that length including the tines.

Can anyone suggest a suitable replacement?

TIA

Richard

"Richard" wrote in message
...
Have managed to create a fracture where tine(sp?) number 2 (or 3 depending
upon your viewpoint) meets the hoop formed by tines 1 and 2 of my garden
fork. Wilkinson Sword, or rather Fiskars (their successors in garden tool
manufacture), no longer make said fork and don't have a equivalent for
it. This is a pain as the fork has a shaft which is 90cm long which
means that with the tines fully buried I am only leaning over slightly -
unlike every other fork I have ever used which, IIRC, are about that
length including the tines.

Can anyone suggest a suitable replacement?

TIA

Richard

Can a welder not fettle it for you?

Derek
fork handles

Derek wrote:


Can a welder not fettle it for you?

Derek
fork handles



That is indeed the parallel plan ;-)

Richard

Richard wrote:

Wilkinson Sword 'Power Plus

According to their web site
http://www.worldofwilkinsonsword.co..../Warranty.html
it has a life time warranty

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zaax

On Sat, 11 Aug 2007 19:40:14 GMT, "zaax"
wrote:

Richard wrote:

Wilkinson Sword 'Power Plus

According to their web site
http://www.worldofwilkinsonsword.co..../Warranty.html
it has a life time warranty


My interpretation of 'lifetime warranties' is that the warranty
expires at the moment the item does!


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Chris

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