3 Pack Muck'n Fork — Manual Sifting

This 3-pack is designed for:

• Barn owners cleaning multiple stalls

• Boarding barns and training facilities

• Riders who want a fork at each stall or aisle

• Shavings and pellet bedding users

• Anyone who wants faster cleanouts and less bedding waste

• Teams who share tools and need consistent setups

Choose 3 fork heads total — any combination:

• 5/8" Standard Tine: best all-around tine spacing for everyday stall cleaning and faster scoops

• 5/16" Mini Tine: finer tine spacing for precision pickup and saving more clean bedding

Popular bundle picks:

• 2 Standard + 1 Mini (most popular “best of both worlds”)

• 1 Standard + 2 Mini (bedding-saver setup)

• 3 Standard (fastest general cleanout crew)

• 3 Mini (precision + tidy stall routine)

What exactly comes in the 3-Pack?
You’ll get three Muck'n Fork fork heads in one bundle. You can choose any mix of 5/8" Standard Tine and 5/16" Mini Tine heads (3 total).

Do the fork heads come with handles/poles?
This bundle includes fork heads only unless your dropdown options include poles. (If you offer poles, we can adjust this line to match your setup.)

What’s the difference between 5/8" and 5/16" tines?

• 5/8" Standard Tine: best all-purpose choice for everyday stall cleaning and faster scoops

• 5/16" Mini Tine: finer spacing for more precision and less wasted clean bedding

Which tine size is best if I use shavings?
If you use shavings and want to save more clean bedding, 5/16" Mini Tines are usually the best pick. If you want faster cleanouts, go 5/8" Standard.

Which tine size is best if I use pellet bedding?
Both work well with pellets. Many customers choose 5/8" Standard for speed, and 5/16" Mini if they want cleaner separation and less wasted bedding.

What’s the best 3-Pack combo for most barns?
The most popular setup is: 2 Standard (5/8") + 1 Mini (5/16")
It gives you speed for daily cleanouts plus one precision fork for tidy finishing.

Why would I want three fork heads instead of just one?
Most customers buy a 3-pack to:

• keep a fork at each stall or aisle

• avoid walking tools back and forth

• outfit multiple stalls at home

• have a backup ready to go

Is the 3-Pack good for boarding barns or shared barn tools?
Yes — it’s perfect for barn crews, shared tool areas, and multi-stall setups where consistency matters.

Are mini tines slower because they’re more “fine”?
Mini tines are usually a little more precise, not necessarily slower. They’re great when you want cleaner bedding separation. Standard tines tend to feel “faster” for big scoops.

Can I mix and match any combination?
Yes — choose any 3 heads in the mix that fits your cleaning style.

Is this the same thing as a muck fork or manure fork?
Yes. People call them manure forks, muck forks, or stall forks — they all refer to the same type of tool used for stall cleaning.