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what do they call the beach scoops that have a square bucket kinda like a box.

J

JASONSPAZ1

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Anyone seen one. I had a link once and people where raving about them.
Any help is appreciated.
THanks
HH
Jason
 
The Nuttall Diamondhead, perhaps? I have one - awesome!
 
Actually this one. The wilcox 403. Stainless steel head, 48" tempered ash handle. Can scoop up a gallon of sand. I just got one brand new for 67.00
Thanks for the reply.

HH
Jason
 
like a4wdguy, I also have a nuttail scoop, heavy duty and digs into the sand like butter, $120 off the forums......
 
Would that Nuttal scoop dig in a rocky bottom good? Like rocks as small as a marble too as large as a flattened basket ball? Of course it wouldn't pick the large rocks out. This would be in fresh water lake (Keuka Lake), I would rarely go in, idk if I would need a 200$ scoop.
 
Yes.
 
I know the nuttail works good in gravel/shell bottom and clay bottom as well, never have used mine in rocky bottom but should do good. HH
 
This one, the 720i made by Chuck at Sunspot is a great product. The long bucket digs super deep and the steel is so tough that it will lift rocks or corral. Just came back from a week trip with one; it made the diggging a lot easier. Chuck actually modified one for me to give me the "extreeme": angle (nearer to straight) that I'm used to to get under targets at the edge. I've looked for 30+ years for a scoop of this quality and it's great to find and use it.
cjc
 
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