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FIELD TEST: $9 Wal-Mart TEMPERED STEEL FOLDING CAMP SHOVEL. 1st Try
- Thread starter tabdog
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gordygroover
New member
Jeez Tabdog....you really put the hurt to that thing.
Something tells me propping up the garbage can lid with it was as much stress as that piece of junk was built for.
Thanks for the heads up.
Something tells me propping up the garbage can lid with it was as much stress as that piece of junk was built for.
Thanks for the heads up.
Wishful-thinker
New member
I bought the Ames a few weeks ago...2' long and light as a feather...$7.00 wal-mart 
clondike clad
Member
LET ME GUESS MADE IN CHINA?
That's a good one.
Light and gets the job done if you know how to use it.
The one in the photo is my third one.
The first one I made too narrow and it broke. It was only three inches wide.
The next one I cut like this.
That works real well. I used it for 6 months and left it at a site. I bought the
folding camp shovel hoping it could replace old faithful.
But I went back and got one. It was $5 at Wollie-World. The first one was $4.
HH,
Light and gets the job done if you know how to use it.
The one in the photo is my third one.
The first one I made too narrow and it broke. It was only three inches wide.
The next one I cut like this.
That works real well. I used it for 6 months and left it at a site. I bought the
folding camp shovel hoping it could replace old faithful.
But I went back and got one. It was $5 at Wollie-World. The first one was $4.
HH,
Wishful-thinker
New member
The china WWII shovels are sold here at a Army Surplus store....but their heavy lol
I bought one of those too. Evertime I took a shovel full the thing would loosen up and try to fold. Yup, made in China. If I could of dug a hole, I would have buried the piece of junk. Ended up getting one of the Ames type shovels, works great, plus slips right into the baseball bat carrying bag I use to haul my stuff (Mizuno bag).
stewartlittle
New member
Made in China,hhhmmmm.
Recall for paint/plastic on toys,candy wrappers,dental work.
The shovel needs to be recall,looks like it has too much LEAD in it.
Recall for paint/plastic on toys,candy wrappers,dental work.
The shovel needs to be recall,looks like it has too much LEAD in it.
UFOsAreReal
New member
I got one of these from Orchard Supply Hardware and I just cant seem to break it and I have tried real real hard.
The Ames True Temper Planter Buddy
The Ames True Temper Planter Buddy
scubadetector
New member
It looks like it would work perfect if you pushed it backwards about 2". I believe then it would be in its rightful place.
GRAY GHOST
New member
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