Scoop advice?

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Reilly's treasured gold (rtg) in pompano beach fl.

Have aluminum water scoops with stainless steel tips that would probably do just fine!
I love their products, built to last!
 

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Those are all great water and sand scoops. Trust me, they don't work on bedrock streams and rivers.
 

I believe the Stealth would be to long for your needs. the aluminum RTG with a SS tip is a good suggestion. No matter what you use its going to take a beating in those conditions. If you arent in the water id use a shovel .... possibly the ditch digging one with holes for drainage. You are going to put a lot of torque so im not sure one of the larger 8" would hold up. Also take a look at the rounding of the nose on the scoop you plan to copy..... they tend to roll on you in hard pan, shells, and rocks.

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Make several heavy duty scoops.

Send them to me for testing.

I'll send you evaluation reports discussing the pro's and con's of each scoop. You should be able to make a better scoop because of the properly conducted research.

Oh, and it needs to be better than what I already have, the Stealth.
 

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