
KD-115: full-size work
The primary full-size option for daily stall and bedding cleanup.
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Choose the fork head for the cleanup job and the handle for the person and space. Mini refers to the compact fork family—not necessarily a shorter handle.

The primary full-size option for daily stall and bedding cleanup.
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Compact fork family with a listed 54-inch replacement-handle option.
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Compact fork family with a listed 42-inch handle option.
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Compact fork family with a listed 36-inch handle option. Supervise younger helpers.
View product options| Model | Head family | Listed handle length* | Typical starting point |
|---|---|---|---|
| KD-115 | Full-size | 54 inches | Regular stall cleaning |
| KD-135 | Mini | 54 inches | Compact head with longer reach |
| KD-139 | Mini | 42 inches | Trailer and tight-space cleanup |
| KD-140 | Mini | 36 inches | Shorter reach and supervised youth chores |
*Lengths are the model-matched options listed on the replacement-handle product. They are handle lengths, not assembled tool lengths. Check the connection and exact tool before ordering a part.
| Existing tool | Replacement head | Handle selection |
|---|---|---|
| KD-115 | KD-115 head only | 54-inch KD-115 / KD-135 option |
| KD-135 | Mini head | 54-inch KD-115 / KD-135 option |
| KD-139 | Mini head | 42-inch KD-139 option |
| KD-140 | Mini head | 36-inch KD-140 option |
A replacement head is not a complete fork. Check the remaining handle, attachment point and required hardware before reuse. See inspection and care steps.
Measure the storage opening and usable length. Handle length alone does not determine whether the assembled tool fits. When clearance is tight, send K&D the model and your available length, width and depth for confirmation.
Both use a listed 54-inch handle option. The KD-135 belongs to the compact head family. Choose KD-139 or KD-140 when the shorter listed handle length better suits the user or space.
No. Match the chore and load to the child, supervise use and keep helpers clear of moving horses and other equipment.