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RE: MY DIGGING TOOLS
- Thread starter XE1UFO
- Start date
treasurefiend
New member
ohh la la, fancy... I just put mine in my back pocket. LOL
robert roy
New member
HUmmmmm. My experience with metal digging tools is that if used to PRY they bend, and bend, and eventually break at their weakest point and thats usually right where the wooden handel is. The only time I ever broke a plastic hand spade at the tip like the one shown in your photo is when I tried prying a large piece of metal. I didn't realize how big it was. These tools just arn't made for that.
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BH-LandStar
New member
Those plastic tools are just a big waste of crude oil to make the placstic....get a good metal tool...I LOVE my LESCHE!!!
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BH-LandStar
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