nagant
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Did you read the last sentence in the description?? Here it is "Do NOT use as a lever "
Yeah at it's not pricey and some detector is on their saying how he uses it in Florida and its the best.Thats more the ticket... larger one... weld a kick on back and your good to go.
I bought one of the short ones from their 2018 catalog an love it.. I haven't had any problems at all, but then again I don't try to move 2 ton stones with it either.Did you read the last sentence in the description?? Here it is "Do NOT use as a lever "
Pepper that's a nice looking shovel , Thanks for sharingI hear on the cost that $95US + $50 US shipping + taxes + exchange is now $200.00 for me to order that shovel.
Now I'm dishing the quality by any means-buy once and be done with it in life.
I bought a shovel some years back, had a local guy cut the blade down, add pedals. All in $60 total cost (Shovel $40-work $20)
Though it is a tad heavy.
12" blade, 8" across at top, sink it in, pry down, stomp, large pug comes up.
Getting a little worn on the edge tip from slamming it into foundation stones that happen to be buried.View attachment 2064109
I have one of those and find it makes me a good crutch! Seriously, I have a hard time standing up after digging a target and that T handle makes it possible! Good Choice!What a nice USA made tool I received in the mail today. Chrome molly 4130 heat treated tempered steel weighing in at 2 lbs. 2ozs. Not too big and easy to carry in hand while detecting yet very sharp with good leverage. Recently I bought their Model 85 hand trowel digging tool on sale and discovered their product quality. I was actually having trouble deciding which shovel to purchase from their excellent lineup. Now in hand I feel as though I made the right choice.
This is my first metal detecting shovel. I usually wear a nylon belt with trowel and pin pointer in holsters. I liked the idea of being able to quickly switch hands while detecting. But the belt is annoying and the trowel requires muscle in the woods while stooping over. Going to mount my pointer on the detector shaft with a coil tether.