Breaking Down Our Stall Forks: Which One’s Right for You?
By Kenneth Fomby | K&D Equestrian
If you’ve ever snapped a tine halfway through mucking, you know the struggle. A bad fork slows you down and kills your back. At K&D Equestrian, we build forks that *actually work*. Let’s break down the best manure forks in our line and help you choose the right tool for your barn life.
KD115 Stall Fork – The Full-Size Beast
This is for you if: You're cleaning multiple stalls a day and need serious strength.
- 54” handle = full leverage and reach
- Angled head gets deep into bedding
- Reinforced tines resist breakage
- Handles wet shavings, frozen piles, and barn drama
Perfect for heavy-duty use and large stall cleanouts.
KD139 Mini Trailer Fork – The Road Warrior
This is for you if: You’re on the go, traveling to shows, or need something compact.
- 48” handle = easy to store and carry
- Lighter weight without sacrificing strength
- Great for small tack rooms and trailer setups
Perfect for showgrounds, travel, and smaller riders or spaces.
Mini Fork vs Full-Size: Side-by-Side Comparison
| Feature | KD115 Stall Fork | KD139 Mini Trailer Fork |
|---|---|---|
| Handle Length | 54 inches | 48 inches |
| Strength | Heavy-duty, reinforced | Strong, but lighter |
| Best Use | Daily barn chores | Travel & light use |
| Portability | Low | High |
Pro Tip: Many riders use a full-size at home and keep a mini in the trailer.
Other Forks to Know
KD135 Mini Fork
54” handle with a smaller head = great for precision mucking or narrow stalls.
KD133 Stall Rake
60” handle and an angled head that dominates corners and big messes.
Shop Stall Forks That Work
You work hard enough — don’t settle for a fork that can’t keep up. Shop ranch-tough stall forks designed by horsemen who know the struggle is real.