The Mutineer* hoe was developed by Conor Crickmore.

Interchangeable wire hoes using a threaded bolt have been around since their invention more than a hundred years ago.** Conor advanced this century old technology with a quick exchange and some unique manufacturing techniques.

The invention and manufacture of the mutineer gave farmers access, for the first time, to a hoe that quickly and easily switches between these precision cultivating heads - colinears, wire weeders, multi-row toolbar and torsions.

You need only one handle and you can carry multiple heads with you into the field or garden..

**Patent by Hales in 1917

Wire Weeders have been used by farmers and gardeners ever since there was wire and a handle to put it on.* They are a fast and efficient cultivating tool that is safe to use next to seedlings and in tight rows. There is a pacifist wire head for every situation.

They come in two gauges

Sharp Wire - Small gauge is great if sharpness is your primary concern over strength. Perfect for loose soil and thread stage weeds.

Firm Wire - is for those who are looking for a really stiff wire with the longest life. This size wire is extremely durable.

* Hales Interchangeable Wire Patent 1917

* Rapp Wire Hoe Patent 1958

* Davis Offset Wire Patent 1984

Get right next to crops without damaging them.

Top Left: Adam Croft, Farmer at Park Farm UK (Wire , Tape, and Wood Handle)
Top Right: Jack Kertesz, MOFGA Landscape Coordinator (Wire, Bolt, and Crutches)
Bottom Left: Eileen Marie Murphy, Intern at Four Season Farm (Wire, Brazing, and Bolt)
Bottom Right: Keith Arkenberg, Owner Arkenberg Farm (Wire, Bolt with Clamp, and Wood Handle)

For more information about Farm and Garden Cultivating and our Tools, check out our YouTube Mutineer playlist.