I bought my late uncle Benny's planter Jr. I enjoy antiques, I paid my Aunt Martha 85.00 , but it did not matter , it's the memories I have over the years .
I have a double wheel hoe. Use it everyday. It’s the main tool in my arsenal. I keep an acre of garden totally weed free and looking good with only a wheel hoe and a few hand tools. A must have tool in my opinion.
I’m glad I watched this. I bought an old place in WV that had one of these poorly stored under the sun porch. I kept it because I liked the nostalgia of it but it’s not usable. Now that I know what it is, I’ll be looking for one of these. Thank you for the lesson.
I am 68 years old I live by myself. I have a 3000 square-foot garden and a very bad back and I can't thank Hoss enough for their wonderful wonderful hand plows!! I own two double wheel hoes and it makes my gardening so much easier and I am convinced they are adding years to me being able to continue to work in my garden because of the ease of the work with them! They are more than worth the investment if you're young or old!!!
Like to have the offset brackets, so not walking on the fresh tilled soil. The footstep compaction makes it easier for weeds to get started from seed in the soil. Great information provided!
I have an old one i gor from ky neighbor years ago, its old and handles are not so rugged. A video of how to properly maintain these tools would be awesome!
My five-foot pull behind rotary tiller and my small walk behind 16" rotary tiller have been game changers but hand tools like this are essential in my experience too. And darn sure beats a hand hoe!
Greg I have been using my hoe dag tool the last two weeks , I purchased a second one , a suggestion i have is on the right side of the hoe dag using right handed , can it be designed to have a sharpen side about 4" , like the large front section very sharp , even both sides , I feel it would help me & others in working the weeds down , it still would last a life time , USA made , I am so impressed with this tool , it has made my life weeding easier . I hope this will be helpful , thank you !
I bought 1 off you close to a decade ago now. Never used it. I drove a semi truck 🚛 for 25 years. At that time I think I bought all the implementation you had. Now I'm off the road now I can finally use it. I have to dig my tiller out as well. I love the history of it. I've seen some small market gardeners on TH-cam using it
I've had one for 7 years or so now. We have a 120x40' garden and I use the plow hard. Great tool, very well-built! Just put a fresh coat of BLO it last week as I get ready for the season. Great company building great USA made lifetime tools. Thank you!!!
My double wheel hoe is absolutely the one tool I can’t live without! Funny you should mention Joel and Earth Tools, I actually bought my wheel hoe from them and it’s how I found you guys back in the early days. You’re right, I don’t know of anybody that knows walk behinds better than Joel! Judging by the number of questions I get about implements and setups on the wheel hoe, I’d say it’s a good subject for a full blown video and probably a Row by Row show too!
Love my Double Wheel. It's even survived a tornado. Still need a get that disk harrow. A wide axle kit, so you could straddle a 30" inch bed would be an awesome addition.
Have been using the wheel hoe bought the single wheel back in 2014 changed it to the double wheel in 2016 and haven’t looked back have gotten every attachment except for the disc attachment it’s a invaluable garden tool
I use the disc attachment to cut in cover crops into my 30" permanent beds after hand spreading the seeds -- much better germination that way. I find I need only 3 different tools for weeding -- between the wheel hoe, long handle oscillating hoe (also from Hoss), and the long handle wire weeder (from Neversink Farms), I have no problems keeping weeds under control both between and within rows.
Agree 100% and how vital and more the wheel hoe can be. Been wanting to purchase a Hi Arc Double Wheel Hoe for quite a while now. Soon as we see them on sale. Well you will have a sale made!
@@gardeningwithhoss That is what the Lady told me when I placed an order last week and I am like how the heck did we miss it? Yes, the same Lady that told me that she would not sell me a pair of those internationally famous Get Dirty Socks!
Sorry, we only go the socks as a give away. I see where you won the give away before we were doing the socks. The random picker we use does not select those who have won in last 2 years.
I need the 12 inch slicing (slider) blade.. i have the 6 or 8 inch one for the wheel hoe .....obviously; I need "wheeled" dibbler for front or back of wheel hoe.. i saw your demonstration a ways back...can you send one with dibbles to fort riley train depot. Yes...sir KS. I see you attach wheeled "dibbler" to rear of wheel hoe.....or was it in front ...man I forgot set up in the recent demo. Dennis near Junction city...you been there right???
I own 5 wheel hoe's. I have them set up for different types of tasks. I purchased mine at garage & estate sales. I don't have 20$ apiece in them. They work so very well. Your Hass wheel hoe's are ridiculistly over priced. You have stolen an excellent American idea and you did NOT improve upon it. Your axel system is pathetic. When I have had to replace the handles on any of mine I have upgraded the lumber to 5/4 material. The reason that I own so many is because I don't feel that wrenches, screwdrivers, sockets have any business in a garden. So I have mine set at different spacing and some set up with different tools. I don't have 100$ in 5 wheel hoe's, you want 360$ for one. Your axle set up is the worst. So you have stolen a great idea, cranked up the price, and didn't improve one single aspect of this excallent stolen idea. Shame on you. The Lord God is watching us all and you are coming up wanting.
I have lived in the South and been invited up to the house for some corn, I also know what that expression that you quote means. No get off of your duff and fix that terrible axle system.
The motor on those things get to breathing hard after about 10 minutes..
I bought my late uncle Benny's planter Jr. I enjoy antiques, I paid my Aunt Martha 85.00 , but it did not matter , it's the memories I have over the years .
I'm going to save my pennies, I need me one of those.
I bought the double wheel high arch and that thing has proved invaluable. I won’t garden without it EVER!!
I have a double wheel hoe. Use it everyday. It’s the main tool in my arsenal. I keep an acre of garden totally weed free and looking good with only a wheel hoe and a few hand tools. A must have tool in my opinion.
I have an old wheel hoe that was my Pawpaws.. it’s a single wheel one with a little plow
I’m glad I watched this. I bought an old place in WV that had one of these poorly stored under the sun porch. I kept it because I liked the nostalgia of it but it’s not usable. Now that I know what it is, I’ll be looking for one of these. Thank you for the lesson.
@@TornadoMan454 manufacturers sell parts especially wooden handles. Dennis
I am 68 years old I live by myself. I have a 3000 square-foot garden and a very bad back and I can't thank Hoss enough for their wonderful wonderful hand plows!! I own two double wheel hoes and it makes my gardening so much easier and I am convinced they are adding years to me being able to continue to work in my garden because of the ease of the work with them! They are more than worth the investment if you're young or old!!!
I know what you mean I have a 50x50 plot and I am 69 years old
Thanks for the info and demonstration, hope you all have a blessed day.
Like to have the offset brackets, so not walking on the fresh tilled soil. The footstep compaction makes it easier for weeds to get started from seed in the soil.
Great information provided!
Still one of my top 5 favorite garden tools. I literally plan some of my gardening around the use of this tool.
30x40 tarp on the ground for 4 weeks is a great natural tiller
I have an old one i gor from ky neighbor years ago, its old and handles are not so rugged. A video of how to properly maintain these tools would be awesome!
Great suggestion!
My five-foot pull behind rotary tiller and my small walk behind 16" rotary tiller have been game changers but hand tools like this are essential in my experience too. And darn sure beats a hand hoe!
Greg I have been using my hoe dag tool the last two weeks , I purchased a second one , a suggestion i have is on the right side of the hoe dag using right handed , can it be designed to have a sharpen side about 4" , like the large front section very sharp , even both sides , I feel it would help me & others in working the weeds down , it still would last a life time , USA made , I am so impressed with this tool , it has made my life weeding easier . I hope this will be helpful , thank you !
Thanks so much, Robert! Appreciate ya! We will pass it along!
I have a planet jr been in the family for more years than I can remember.
Those are on my wish list.
I bought 1 off you close to a decade ago now. Never used it. I drove a semi truck 🚛 for 25 years. At that time I think I bought all the implementation you had. Now I'm off the road now I can finally use it. I have to dig my tiller out as well. I love the history of it. I've seen some small market gardeners on TH-cam using it
We are glad you FINALLY get to use it and enjoy your time in the garden! :)
Wheel Hoes are awesome tools. Been using this same model for years now.
I've had one for 7 years or so now. We have a 120x40' garden and I use the plow hard. Great tool, very well-built! Just put a fresh coat of BLO it last week as I get ready for the season. Great company building great USA made lifetime tools. Thank you!!!
My double wheel hoe is absolutely the one tool I can’t live without! Funny you should mention Joel and Earth Tools, I actually bought my wheel hoe from them and it’s how I found you guys back in the early days. You’re right, I don’t know of anybody that knows walk behinds better than Joel! Judging by the number of questions I get about implements and setups on the wheel hoe, I’d say it’s a good subject for a full blown video and probably a Row by Row show too!
Wish I had one
Great video
Thanks!
I love mine. Saved my back and sanity. No garden should have weeds with a wheel hoe. Add a HOSS single tine hoe and you can't go wrong
I've got the single wheel,and the planter for it , love it
Love my Double Wheel. It's even survived a tornado. Still need a get that disk harrow.
A wide axle kit, so you could straddle a 30" inch bed would be an awesome addition.
Agree -- I would love a variation of this tool for use in 30" permanent beds.
Great video always love watching question can you take one of the plows to make a planting furrow?
Thank for the support and yes!
Have been using the wheel hoe bought the single wheel back in 2014 changed it to the double wheel in 2016 and haven’t looked back have gotten every attachment except for the disc attachment it’s a invaluable garden tool
Awesome! Appreciate your support, Dave!
I use the disc attachment to cut in cover crops into my 30" permanent beds after hand spreading the seeds -- much better germination that way. I find I need only 3 different tools for weeding -- between the wheel hoe, long handle oscillating hoe (also from Hoss), and the long handle wire weeder (from Neversink Farms), I have no problems keeping weeds under control both between and within rows.
@@charlescourtney4412doesn't it get muddy in your world.
Agree 100% and how vital and more the wheel hoe can be. Been wanting to purchase a Hi Arc Double Wheel Hoe for quite a while now. Soon as we see them on sale. Well you will have a sale made!
We only put them on sale once a year at Thanksgiving.
@@gardeningwithhoss That is what the Lady told me when I placed an order last week and I am like how the heck did we miss it? Yes, the same Lady that told me that she would not sell me a pair of those internationally famous Get Dirty Socks!
Sorry, we only go the socks as a give away. I see where you won the give away before we were doing the socks. The random picker we use does not select those who have won in last 2 years.
@@gardeningwithhoss We understand and trust me we are still loving and enjoying the great gift that we got last year!
I need the 12 inch slicing
(slider) blade.. i have the 6 or 8 inch one for the wheel hoe .....obviously; I need "wheeled" dibbler for front or back of wheel hoe.. i saw your demonstration a ways back...can you send one with dibbles to fort riley train depot. Yes...sir KS. I see you attach wheeled "dibbler" to rear of wheel hoe.....or was it in front ...man I forgot set up in the recent demo. Dennis near Junction city...you been there right???
My Navy duty knocked out part of
my memory. Oh happy days ... Dennis
when you put down drip tape do you plant right over the top of it or just to the side?
Right on top
I own 5 wheel hoe's. I have them set up for different types of tasks. I purchased mine at garage & estate sales. I don't have 20$ apiece in them. They work so very well.
Your Hass wheel hoe's are ridiculistly over priced. You have stolen an excellent American idea and you did NOT improve upon it. Your axel system is pathetic. When I have had to replace the handles on any of mine I have upgraded the lumber to 5/4 material. The reason that I own so many is because I don't feel that wrenches, screwdrivers, sockets have any business in a garden. So I have mine set at different spacing and some set up with different tools. I don't have 100$ in 5 wheel hoe's, you want 360$ for one. Your axle set up is the worst. So you have stolen a great idea, cranked up the price, and didn't improve one single aspect of this excallent stolen idea. Shame on you. The Lord God is watching us all and you are coming up wanting.
. As we say in the south: Bless Your Heart! Thanks for the entertainment Tom.
I have lived in the South and been invited up to the house for some corn, I also know what that expression that you quote means.
No get off of your duff and fix that terrible axle system.