Rattlehead
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Right now I currently carry a Predator 75c and a Sampson 31".. They work great as a combination but carrying around the big Sampson can be a pain. The 75c is great for tearing into hard ground, but the blade is very narrow making it difficult to cut a plug quickly or scoop out dirt. I'd love to find something close to the size of the Predator 75c with a sharp tip but much wider.. Something that could move more dirt, more quickly..
I've looked at the shorter Sampson but not really interested in it.
I've also been eyeballing the Predator Model 31c but have concerns about how well it would do in tough ground. The tip is not as pointed and its lacking the handguard which I like to use for leverage to push the digger into the ground.
Basically I'd like to find something that's easy to carry, moves a lot of dirt quickly but will still work as a "pick" to chisel out coins or relics in hard ground. Does anyone make such a tool? Suggestions?
Thanks!
I've looked at the shorter Sampson but not really interested in it.
I've also been eyeballing the Predator Model 31c but have concerns about how well it would do in tough ground. The tip is not as pointed and its lacking the handguard which I like to use for leverage to push the digger into the ground.
Basically I'd like to find something that's easy to carry, moves a lot of dirt quickly but will still work as a "pick" to chisel out coins or relics in hard ground. Does anyone make such a tool? Suggestions?
Thanks!