
Craftsman Wood Handle Manure Fork
- 5 forged oval steel tines
- 48 inch hardwood handle
- Cushioned end grip
- 60.5 inches overall in the package
- 4.19 pounds
Last refreshed Sep 28, 2026 · Based on the Amazon listing and published specifications, not hands-on testing.
A long-handled fork for shifting bulky loose loads around a yard or farm. It carries no scoop or tine length figures, so check the fit for finer material.
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ASIN: B0CWGY1HDZModel: CMXMLBA3000Category: Pitchforks
Overview
CRAFTSMAN builds this fork for transferring manure, mulch and other loose materials, using forged oval steel tines on a hardwood handle. A cushioned end grip adds comfort, and the listing places it in lawn, garden, agriculture and farm work.
Reach matters most here, since the long hardwood handle lets you lift and toss material from a standing position. The limitation is that the tines are spaced for bulky loads, and the listing gives no tine length or warranty terms.
Who it's for
Gardeners and small-farm owners who turn compost, spread mulch or clear stalls will use the long handle daily. Anyone breaking new ground wants a stronger digging tool, and fine material needs a different tool altogether.
Pros and cons
- Forged oval steel tines
- Cushioned end grip
- Suited to mulch and manure
- Works in garden or farm settings
- Tine length not listed
- Not for breaking hard soil
- Long handle awkward in tight spaces
Performance notes
A manure fork lifts by sliding tines under a load and levering it upward, so handle length sets the reach and the leverage. Oval tines slide into loose piles and carry bulky material, but they will not hold fine particles.
Specifications
| Brand | CRAFTSMAN |
|---|---|
| Model | CMXMLBA3000 |
| Dimensions & fit | |
| Weight | 4.19 pounds |
| Item dimensions (L x W x H) | 6.61 x 9.36 x 60.5 inches |
| Capacity & performance | |
| Handles Heavy Loads | Durable 5 Forged Tines |
| Construction & materials | |
| Handle Material | Hardwood, 48 inches |
| Color | Black |
| Other details | |
| Tines | 5 forged oval steel |
| Grip | Cushioned end grip |
| Cushioned End Grip | Designed to keep you comfortable while you work |
| Durable 48-Inch Handle | Hardwood handle crafted for longevity |
Closest rivals on specs
AMES 18380 1838000 Manure Fork- Item Weight 4.19 vs 5 pounds (-16%)
AMES Razor-Back 2827200 5 Tine Compost Fork- Item Weight 4.19 vs 5 pounds (-16%)
Frequently asked questions
How do I care for the hardwood handle on the Craftsman manure fork?
The listing gives no care instructions. Wipe soil and manure off after use and store it dry, and confirm anything specific with the seller.
What can the Craftsman CMXMLBA3000 manure fork move?
The listing describes manure, mulch and other loose materials, in lawn, garden, agriculture and farm applications.
Is the Craftsman manure fork good for digging hard ground?
No. The listing describes it for transferring loose materials, not for breaking up compacted soil.
