Horse Poop Scooper Head with Open Grid and Rear Socket

• Size

  40.5*33.5*11.8
  Material

  ABS
• Packaging

  yes
  Model Number

  no
• Type

  horse harness

Keep 40.5*33.5*11.8 intact when requesting the actual units and measured parts for this fork/scoop head. The red-looking sample has long narrow forward tines, an open grid between crossbars, raised outer sides and a short central socket-like fitting with a bright round face. A complete long handle is not established.

Resolve units and geometry for the open-grid head

The size reference leaves component, axes, selected configuration and measurement basis unverified as well as the unit. Request a marked head, tine, grid, crossbar, rib, socket and fastener drawing. It must identify actual handle compatibility rather than treating the raw values as a complete assembled-tool size.

• Approve the selected head and any accepted handle sample together.
• Confirm the unit, measured parts and directions for the entire size reference.
• Mark tine count, angle, spacing, grid and socket geometry.
• Identify actual ABS grade, formulation and component composition and allocation.
• Request fastener alloy, operation, attachments and required strength information.
• List complete head, handle and fastener inclusions and accepted count.
• Agree actual supplied appearance, quantity and specifically accepted packing.

Check ABS and the actual head-to-handle connection

ABS is a material reference with its actual grade, formulation and head, tine, grid, rib, socket and fastener allocation unverified. The bright round face does not prove fastener chemistry, operation or an assembly method. Obtain actual socket and handle fit, attachment and strength evidence for the selected components.

Choose the handling task before accepting the assembly

Describe the intended stable material, operator, handling and mounting requirements when requesting working, inspection and care guidance. Actual firmness, load, durability, manure-separation and cleaning results remain unverified. Approve the required appearance and full supplied inventory without treating a red-looking photograph as an actual Red menu option.