$5.00 Tool Alert

Boats77380

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• Jun 6, 2010

• #1

Found this while waiting to check out. it was in the bargin tool bin. i will give it a try a give you an update. i went to their website and it wasnt listed. 3 in 1 Multi-Function Garden Weeder sku 4462369 Tractor Supply, Selma, NC.

 

RickO

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• Jun 6, 2010

• #2

Most of these break rather quickly when any serious digging is encountered. I have found, that it is best to buy a good tool right away and avoid paying over and over again - not to mention the frustration of having it break in the middle of a dig and spoil the rest of the hunt. Good luck, and let us know. RickO

 

dave570

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• Jun 6, 2010

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Looks just like my fiskers lawn knife. The one I have been using for four years now.

 

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• Jun 6, 2010

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Had one, broke it. Bought the one from Lowe's posted on here somewhere that comes with a lifetime, no-questions asked warranty for $12.00. Have had it for about 6 months now, no problems.

 

FelixtheCat

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• Jun 6, 2010

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dave570 said:

Looks just like my fiskers lawn knife. The one I have been using for four years now.

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Yes it does and I have the Fiskar's too going on about 4 years also! But I am sure I don't use it as nearly enough as the dirt diggers do.

 

Burien

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• Jun 6, 2010

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Fiskar's and Lesche both build a great digger.....

 

Boats77380

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• Jun 6, 2010

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i have a Lesche but i am setting up a complete second setup for loan (wife, brother, someone interested in hobby that wants to learn, maybe a property owner that will give permission to search if he can join.).

 

Edfire

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• Jun 7, 2010

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I have one of these and love it. I'm a pretty agressive digger and it's been holding up very well the past month. I don't "pry" with it but rather use the serrated edge to cut the plug, then lift it with my hands. I place small roots in the fork of the front teeth and shove downward, this cuts them very well. Definitely worth the $5.

It's available at Tractor Supply in the bins towards the front of the store.