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GARDEN TOOL SHOWDOWN! | Stirrup Hoe VS Dutch Hoe
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- čas přidán 27. 07. 2024
- In this video, I look closely at my new stirrup hoe as well as comparing it to my other, dutch hoe. Don't forget that all of these products, as well as my social media pages, will all be linked down below! Like, comment, and subscribe!
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Excellent video. Very good explanations and demos. Well done! Exactly what I was looking for as I try to decide on what hoe to purchase. As you pointed out, not everyone has an unlimited budget for tools and needs to make decisions on what tools to purchase and, I agree there isn't a lot of info out there clearly showing the differences . Watching from Ontario Canada.
Nice to see a young man learning about tools and gardening
A good tip. Being tall myself I’m always glad to find ways to reduce bending over to garden
I'm 6 foot in my wellies and love my dutch hoe. It's usefull when clearing a bigger patch or in foot paths between garden beds. Gotta lean into it for the right angle and good long strokes. Clearing two to three foot swaths with each stroke. I use stirrup hoes or wire weeders for closer work in around plants.
Hello! US gardener here. I have never seen anything like a dutch hoe in my hardware store, so it was interesting to see that unfamiliar tool. What you call a stirrup hoe is called a scuffle hoe here. I use one frequently. Mine is of similar construction to your version, but on mine the bottom piece of steel is completely straight. Enjoyed your video, particularly that you were unfazed by the wind.
Thank you! I'm so glad you enjoyed! I'm quite used to wind now, the last year has been really windy in my garden!😅
I liked the Bossa Nova music while you were demonstrating the use of the stirrup hoe. This will be very helpful for my upcoming Landscaping job here on Vancouver Island, BC. Thank you for this video.
Thanks very much for that comparison man! Looks like I have a good reason to restore my tools now! 😊🌎💖👏
I didn't know the know differences between the hoes. Thank you for the insight on selecting the proper garden tool.
Thanks for sharing about the hoes. Never saw one except you using one in your videos.
Nice comparison. I'm 6'2" and have been deliberating over getting a stirrup hoe, think you've convinced me. I ended up bending the head of my dutch hoe in a vice to change the angle a bit so could use it a bit more upright, but stirrup definitely looks more ergonomic. Worth sharpening the dutch one often with a file though, it does help if it's got a good edge on it.
The stirrup hoe definitely saves me from having to bend over! I've been keeping the stirrup hoe sharp too! :)
Great video gave me all the information I was looking for to make a purchase. 👍🏻👍🏻
Glad I could help!
thanks for explaining, you are a joy to watch.....keep up the good work please 🙏
Really helpful video! Thank you 🙏🏻
Helpful review thanks Owen. I have a dodgy back and this looks perfect for me.
Thank you. The comparisons are very helpful
Nice video, I just bought a stirrup hoe, never used one in my life, iv always pulled by hand but I figured my new allotment plot would be somewhat more difficult to manage than my garden beds so I invested in a few tools to help speed up my rounds when things get going 😁
It'll definitely be a time saver for you! Good luck with your new plot! :)
Thanks Owen 😁
Thanks Owen - very helpful and informative. Stirrup Hoe for me!🎉😊
Your excellent explanation helped me to choose which hoe to buy. Thank you
I’m glad I could help!
Subscribed,,,,will be buying one of these,,Thanks for the tip,,,
Glad I could help!
Excellent video!!
Thank you very much! :D
Great video
Great video love the music 👍
Thanks!
Great video :)
Thank you Seb! :)
Excellent
Thank you
Would you recommend this hoe for a short person? I rarely use my Dutch hoe because it is hard work and cumbersome so I end up sitting and hand weeding which is very slow. That hoe looks much easier if suitable for my 5'2" .
I would say it would be easier. Can't guarantee it though as I don't know 100%!
does the BGT get the roots? Thx
Perfect video for my making my purchase choice! I was having trouble deciding which one to choose and as a tall person myself you can guess which one I chose.
Splendid comparison mate. One question though, how should I sharpen my hoe?
So glad my video helped! I haven’t had to sharpen mine yet but I would use either a fairly fine file or use a designated sharpening tool! Would a tool maintenance video be something you may be interested in? Thanks!😃
Where can I get one.
i bought my first stirrup hoe last month....it's so good, i love it.... (ps: you audio and visual seem to be out of sync)
They are awesome aren't they! I apologise about any video quality! I'm filming on my phone at the moment as my new camera hasn't arrived yet! 😁
@@TheWelshGardener Yes Owen they really are the business. Don't worry about the video quality, it's still perfectly watchable. I never noticed it before on your videos, but it may have happened on your upload to youtube this time round. Looking forward to seeing videos with the new camera. I think people prefer it when the video/audio quality is better. Only started gardening this year. I had nothing to do during lockdown so I started. I really like it. I'm doing all flowers though but I still pick up tips from your videos. I will start on doing a few vegetables next spring. Keep up the good work.
Sounds like you're doing great! :D
Where did you buy.
Ellen is rough, it lifted my Tunnel Greenhouse even though it was well staked down
That's crazy!! I hope there isn't too much damage with you!! :)
Not so bad, but I needed to do some repairs, but luckily everything in the Tunnel can be grown outside, just waiting for the Storm to calm down before I put the Cover back on.