A digging fork has a shaft at an end of which extends in a row first, second, third and fourth tines. The second and third tines are angled towards each other to form a wedge shape and the first and fourth tines are substantially parallel to each other.

A pitchfork is disclosed. The pitchfork includes a pitchfork subassembly and a collection basket subassembly. The pitchfork subassembly includes a base, a plurality of tines coupled to the base, a handle receiving port coupled to the base, and a handle received in the handle receiving port. The collection basket subassembly includes two or more rear supports coupled to the base, a plurality of vertical wires coupled to the two or more rear supports, a plurality of horizontal wires coupled to the two or more rear supports, two or more side supports each coupled to an outside tine of the plurality of tines.

A pitchfork is disclosed. The pitchfork includes a pitchfork subassembly and a collection basket subassembly. The pitchfork subassembly includes a base, a plurality of tines coupled to the base, a handle receiving port coupled to the base, and a handle received in the handle receiving port. The collection basket subassembly includes two or more rear supports coupled to the base, a plurality of vertical wires coupled to the two or more rear supports, a plurality of horizontal wires coupled to the two or more rear supports, two or more side supports each coupled to an outside tine of the plurality of tines.

An angle adjustable connecting part for farm equipment and hand tools easily detaches from a working part of farm equipment and a hand tool from a sack. A connecting part is formed on the front end of a working part of farm equipment or hand tool. A connecting part is also formed on the front end of a sack, thereby coupling the working part and the sack. The connecting part has a fixing hole formed in the center thereof, and multiple angle adjusting holes are formed concentrically outward. A fixing hole is formed at the center outward from the connecting part. A fixing plate has a fixing protrusion inserted into the angle adjusting hole. When a fixing screw is fixed to the fixing plate and the fixing hole of the connecting part, the fixing protrusion of the fixing plate is fixed to an angle adjusting hole of the connecting part.

A compression wrap garment integrally knit with variable or uniform compression areas for quadruped support, protection from further injury and post-surgical support. The compression wrap garments and embodiments can be used in concert with existing modified garments, encircling the forelegs and or hind legs and torso, if necessary, of a quadruped to provide support, rest, surface guarding, and tension to animals suffering from degenerative, surface, or deep spinal diseases including or excluding extremity trauma. The variable compression may be graded or independently distributed in a continuous nor non-continuous manner.

The invention relates to a fork (1) for collecting animal excrement, in particular horse droppings, comprising a handle (2) and a plurality of tines (3), which, after activation of an electromechanical actuation element (4), can be set into rapid vibration by a vibration device (5) arranged in the handle (2) so as to separate the animal excrement from shavings and other bedding material. The electromechanical actuation element (4) is mechanically and/or electrically decoupled from the vibration device (5).

The invention relates to a fork (1) for collecting animal excrement, in particular horse droppings, comprising a handle (2) and a plurality of tines (3), which, after activation of an electromechanical actuation element (4), can be set into rapid vibration by a vibration device (5) arranged in the handle (2) so as to separate the animal excrement from shavings and other bedding material. The electromechanical actuation element (4) is mechanically and/or electrically decoupled from the vibration device (5).

An animal waste rake or barn stall rake that separates waste from animal bedding such as wood chips or straw. The manure rake or barn stall rake apparatus of the invention includes a shaker assembly that both vibrates and shakes the manure basket of the rake to expeditiously separate the manure from the bedding.

An animal waste rake or barn stall rake that separates waste from animal bedding such as wood chips or straw. The manure rake or barn stall rake apparatus of the invention includes a shaker assembly that both vibrates and shakes the manure basket of the rake to expeditiously separate the manure from the bedding.

A digging fork has a shaft at an end of which extends in a row first, second, third and fourth tines. The second and third tines are angled towards each other to form a wedge shape and the first and fourth tines are substantially parallel to each other.