steve19438
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CL seller asked 100. I offered 75 and he took it.
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Maybe for the $100 you could have gotten a longer one...
Bet you really wanted a longer one didn't ya?
Then again, a short one might be all you could really afford.
Hope she can stand the disappointment of your shorter one and doesn't leave you.
Mebbe you should have gotten a longer one. Then you could draw a line somewhere. . .
I had a long one. I sold it and got a heavy duty curved one.
I suppose someone has to get a short one.
Bet you really wanted a longer one didn't ya?
Then again, a short one might be all you could really afford.
Hope she can stand the disappointment of your shorter one and doesn't leave you.
Mebbe you should have gotten a longer one. Then you could draw a line somewhere. . .
I had a long one. I sold it and got a heavy duty curved one.
I suppose someone has to get a short one.
steve19438
Well-known Member
aw brucie. for what I need it for the "shorty" will be just fine. not looking to dig to china.
nice tools, I have used mine for a number of things over the years.
good for digging potato's. like yours mine does not have a sheer bolt, that would be nice.
the old sub soiler has the sheer bolt option, so far I have never broken one, but it does go deeper in the ground.
both tools are nice to have around.
good for digging potato's. like yours mine does not have a sheer bolt, that would be nice.
the old sub soiler has the sheer bolt option, so far I have never broken one, but it does go deeper in the ground.
both tools are nice to have around.
steve19438
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I do appreciate your concern as far as the extra weight goes. sometimes less is more; ya know? I was once told that "anything more than a handful is waste". I have subscribed to that theory ever since.
This is getting to be fun.
..."I was once told that "anything more than a handful is waste". I have subscribed to that theory ever since."
Looking at the bottom end of that implement it looks like you have already violated that theory.
It's just a shame you have all that width and no where to go with it. Then again, scratching the surface can be fun...
..."I was once told that "anything more than a handful is waste". I have subscribed to that theory ever since."
Looking at the bottom end of that implement it looks like you have already violated that theory.
It's just a shame you have all that width and no where to go with it. Then again, scratching the surface can be fun...
steve19438
Well-known Member
"no where to go with it"
ok you got me. I have no idea what you are talking about.
ok you got me. I have no idea what you are talking about.
steve19438
Well-known Member
I've always thought 8in was enough????
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