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Elton

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Diggers.....................

Is there a long handled shovel with a small digger on the end ??

Buddy has problems getting up and down.. Has to be small digger with long handle for parks etc...............4 5" width only.
 
Sounds like he needs a Lesche Sampson. 31" overall length .. The model I have, with the serrated edge, works great on roots and tough ground.

http://www.backwoodsmetaldetectors.com/shop/lesche-sampson-t-handle-shovel/
 
Thanks McDave I will have him check that out..Looks good.
 
Look up the 59LT Neptune by Predator. 39.5 inches long, T handle, spade blade 6"w x 7" L.
I have my eye on this one, and I'll buy it sooner or later. I have the Raven, but it's too rough for nice areas because of the double sided teeth. These diggers are strong...no more replacing wood handels.
 
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I have the Sampson on my wish list but that Pegasus looks interesting as well. By the end of a day these knees need a good crutch.
 
I'll soak all my clad in vinegar for 2-3 days and then spend. Vinegar is really cheap and can be used more than once. Works pretty good too.
 
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