Barn cleanup guide

Compare K&D stall forks by the job.

Start with the working area, storage space, and who will use the tool most often. Then choose the fork that fits the routine.

Fast answer

Choose the KD-115 for full-size daily stall work, the KD-135 for compact barn areas, the KD-139 for trailers and show-day cleanup, or the KD-140 when a shorter-handled fork is easier to manage.

Four tools, four practical fits

KD-115 Stall Fork

Best starting point for routine full-size stall and barn cleanup.

View KD-115

KD-135 Mini Fork

A compact option for smaller work areas and easier storage.

View KD-135

KD-139 Trailer Fork

Designed around tight trailer spaces, travel, and quick cleanup.

View KD-139

KD-140 Kiddie Fork

A shorter-handled option for younger helpers and close-range chores.

View KD-140

Side-by-side selection guide

Model Best fit Working area Choose it when
KD-115 Primary barn fork Stalls and barn aisles You want one full-size tool for regular cleanup.
KD-135 Compact utility Smaller stalls and storage areas Space and maneuverability matter.
KD-139 Travel and trailer use Trailers and show setups You need a fork that is easy to store on the road.
KD-140 Shorter-handle use Quick chores and close spaces A full-length tool is harder for the user to control.

Before you choose

  • Measure the storage spot and trailer compartment.
  • Match the handle length to the primary user.
  • Consider whether the tool stays at the barn or travels.
  • Keep a dedicated travel fork if loading and unloading is frequent.

Replacement parts

K&D offers replacement heads for current fork families. Check the model before ordering so the head matches the tool you already own.

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