Horse Stall Forks, Muck Rakes & Barn Cleanup Tools

Match the fork or rake to your bedding, working space and daily cleanup. For replacement parts, confirm the model before ordering.

8 products

  • KD-140 Kiddie Fork - K&D Equestrian LLC

    KD-140 Kiddie Fork

    29 total reviews

    Regular price From $15.99 USD
    Sale price From $15.99 USD Regular price
  • KD-115 HD - K&D Equestrian LLC
    Up to 11% off

    KD-115 Stall Fork Head

    13 total reviews

    Regular price From $12.00 USD
    Sale price From $12.00 USD Regular price $13.49 USD
  • KD-133 Rake Head replacement head for barn and arena rakes

    KD-133 HD Rake Head

    7 total reviews

    Regular price $12.99 USD
    Sale price $12.99 USD Regular price
  • KD-115 Stall Fork - K&D Equestrian LLC

    KD-115 Stall Fork

    9 total reviews

    Regular price $19.99 USD
    Sale price $19.99 USD Regular price
  • Replacement Handle - K&D Equestrian LLC

    Stall Fork Replacement Handle

    8 total reviews

    Regular price $9.99 USD
    Sale price $9.99 USD Regular price
  • KD-135/139/140 Mini Fork Head - K&D Equestrian LLC

    Mini Fork Replacement Head

    3 total reviews

    Regular price From $12.99 USD
    Sale price From $12.99 USD Regular price
  • KD-135 Mini Fork - K&D Equestrian LLC

    KD-135 Mini Fork

    5 total reviews

    Regular price $17.99 USD
    Sale price $17.99 USD Regular price
  • KD-139 Mini Trailer Fork - K&D Equestrian LLC

    KD-139 Mini Trailer Fork

    Regular price $16.99 USD
    Sale price $16.99 USD Regular price

Horse Stall Forks Built for the Chore That Never Stops

The racehorse barn does not pause because a fork head cracked or a handle gave up. K&D started around Thoroughbred barns in Texas and New Mexico, where stalls, trailers and shedrows had to be cleaned again—and again—without babying the tools.

That working-barn mindset still guides this lineup: dependable shapes, job-specific sizes and replaceable heads and handles that can keep a useful tool in service longer.

Working-barn rule: buy the tool for the chore, inspect it regularly and replace worn components before they fail. Tough equipment still deserves sensible use.