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A new scoop for next season

The wood handle through bolts through the receiver behind the scoop. Receiver = the rectangular hole the handle fits in. As to the three holes in the upper front edge of the scoop I don't know. Maybe they fit into a jig used while welding or fabrication? I have the smaller one with the small square holes and it is a great scoop. I used it for 2 hours Saturday, and used my other favorite scoop for 2 hours. As far as chasing around small stuff it is the scoop to have. I now leave my floating sifter at home much of the time.

My only gripe with the scope is the small push panel behind the handle receiver. I had to build new muscles to control the scope, but all is well now.

Best Regards,
Steve
 
shiraz said:
Hi all, I've just bought one as well, mainly for its large scooping ability but also to stop earrings from falling through.
It's being sold on Ebay for $179 plus $10 postage in USA.



Could someone please post the link to ebay.....I can't seem to locate these on ebay......Thanks
 
Cheryl said:
shiraz said:
Hi all, I've just bought one as well, mainly for its large scooping ability but also to stop earrings from falling through.
It's being sold on Ebay for $179 plus $10 postage in USA.



Could someone please post the link to ebay.....I can't seem to locate these on ebay......Thanks
I called and bought my from the maker 1-269-685-1776
 
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