Abstract: A fork and shovel combination assembly includes a frame with a first wall and a second wall. The first wall has a first edge and a second edge positioned opposite of each other. The second wall has a proximal edge attached to and being continuous with the second edge. The first wall has a front surface and a rear surface and the second wall has a first surface forming a 90° angle with the front surface. A handle is attached to the rear surface of the first wall and is oriented perpendicular to the rear surface. A plurality of linear tines is attached to the frame and extends forward therefrom. Each of the tines has an attached end abutting the front surface and each tine abuts the first surface. The tines are each oriented parallel to the longitudinal axis of the handle.

Abstract: A fork and shovel combination assembly includes a frame with a first wall and a second wall. The first wall has a first edge and a second edge positioned opposite of each other. The second wall has a proximal edge attached to and being continuous with the second edge. The first wall has a front surface and a rear surface and the second wall has a first surface forming a 90° angle with the front surface. A handle is attached to the rear surface of the first wall and is oriented perpendicular to the rear surface. A plurality of linear tines is attached to the frame and extends forward therefrom. Each of the tines has an attached end abutting the front surface and each tine abuts the first surface. The tines are each oriented parallel to the longitudinal axis of the handle.