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Which Pond Scoop Should I buy
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Posted by HDGib on January 22, 2007 at 08:44:08 from (67.72.98.116):
I have a 42 9N. I am looking at Pond Scoops. I have seen 2 types. The King Kutter with 2 over head supports about $300. it says about 5 cubic feet. and another type with one tubular (round) over head support $230. Says about 10 cubic feet. Both are reversable with a 30" Scoop. Is one better then the other. The King Kutter looks like the pivot point stick out on the inside of the scoop. The other dosen"t look like they do. Kind of like the Howes non reversable kind. the King Kutter is easily found on line (can"t seem to post a pic) the other can be found on e-bay with a "pond scoop" search.
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