HEY---CHECK OUT THIS FANTASTIC DIGGING TOOL

[D&P-OR]

This baby digs deeeeep silver!---Complete with "quick draw McGraw" holster (sheath).-----Am I seeing things or is there "something" about the teeth on that blade?? ----I can run over this thing with a Mac truck & it "just keeps on ah tickin" ----------Del

 

[jmaryt]

looks familiar!..dell!..heh! heh! heh!

(h.h.!)
j.t.

 

[D&P-OR]

looks familiar!..dell!..heh! heh! heh!

(h.h.!)
j.t.

Yeah, it sho do, doesn't it John!------I like the teeth better on that side of the blade.----Got a couple of them for the wife & I some time back.-----We've carried/used Lesches in leather sheaths for years---easy to get to & the sheaths are very durable---just like the knife. --------------Del

 

[Dwayne2010]

That looks very similar to the Gator sold my Kellyco. I love it!

 

[D&P-OR]

That looks very similar to the Gator sold my Kellyco. I love it!

Hi Dwayne------Yeah, it may look something similar to the Kellyco Gator digger but looks is where the similarity stops.----You will find that out when you start cutting/prying deep plugs with the Gator.---We've had a few of them & bent the blade on every one of them (several times).----In fact, we have tried MANY different types of diggers and the Lesche is the ONLY one we have been satisfied with for deep target recovery and minimal/no turf damage.-----You can cut a deep, "horse shoe type" plug (with one side being the hinge)---pry it up (with the hinge in tact)---recover the target---put the excess dirt back in the hole (that has been on your drop cloth)----"swing" the hinged plug back in the hole----step on it good with your foot and if done right, nobody can even tell you've been there. -----------Del

 

[Elton]

n/t

 

[D&P-OR]

n/t

Elton----Yep, it sure is my friend.----Special made for "odd balls" like myself!

 

[Larry (IL)]

It makes sense to me that is the way it should be, you shouldn't have to order a left hand digger to get them that way IMHO. Everyone I know who is right handed starts their hole at 2 o'clock and ends up at 10...... Maybe a write-in campaign to Lesche and Predator?

 

[D&P-OR]

It makes sense to me that is the way it should be, you shouldn't have to order a left hand digger to get them that way IMHO. Everyone I know who is right handed starts their hole at 2 o'clock and ends up at 10...... Maybe a write-in campaign to Lesche and Predator?

Yes, that is exactly the way I cut my plugs also Larry.----That puts the teeth on the correct side of the blade (at least for me it does).--------------Del

 

[Elton]

But remember this.. Everyone is born left handed..The smart ones overcome it..

 

[D&P-OR]

But remember this.. Everyone is born left handed..The smart ones overcome it..

So THAT'S WHY I'm STILL left handed!!!! -----Actually I'm kinda, sorta like amba---amba---ambiguous------oh balls, I mean AMBIDEXTROUS!

 

[jmaryt]

some of us are ambi-dexturous!
(lol!)..heh! heh! heh!

(h.h.!)
j.t.

 

[jmaryt]

outrageous tool! del!..had one for years!
very effective,and versatile as can be!

(h.h.!)
j.t.

 

[jmaryt]

very true! dell!..correct way to do it!
thanks for the consideration!..a man who "knows"
what he's doin'!..just sayin!

(h.h.!)
j.t.

 

[Elton]

n/t

 

[Elton]

 

[TheOtherLeggoHead]

Yeah, those will not break.

 

[D&P-OR]

Yeah, those will not break.

Ya got that right friend!!

 

[Muddyshoes]

Ok, looks great! What's it called, how much are they and where do you get them?

 

[Muddyshoes]

Ok, so I figured out what these Lesche tools were, how much they cost, etc.

My question is, as a right-handed person that digs his holes from about the 2 o'clock position, down and around to about the 9 o'clock position, which side would I want the saw blade on? I'm assuming I would make the cut clockwise with the non-saw-blade side of the blade, which is what Lesche calls the "standard" model, and left-handers would want the opposite which they call the .... hell, I don't remember what they call it exactly, I just know the one I described above is what they call the standard.

After 35 years I'm retiring my Bowie knife that I've used for many thousands of finds.