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It's around 9 years old and has dug me about a million holes through rocks and roots so I think I'll retire it to the wife's garden tools and get a new digger. Thinking about trying a Quest Diamond Digger this time for a change. Anybody use one?
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She's lasted for 9 years and a million holes? Why change now? Sounds like you've already got a winner!
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![]() Originally Posted by Stiffwrists View postWell, maybe not a MILLION holes, although it does feel like it! I have to admit it's done the job. They are great diggers. Was just thinking of giving one of the other guys a chance for the next million holes! ![]() |
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Dang, getting a little bit short there...
That thing has earned a nice posh retirement with the Mrs. and some loamy soil in the flower garden.. <°)))>{ |
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I have both the Diamond digger and the White's dig master, They are both very sharp and go through roots well, The Digmaster has a more comfortable grip though so I typically use that one. They are both very good diggers, can't go wrong either way.
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For what's it worth, I'd go with White's Digmaster. Slices through roots with no problem and has a very comfortable grip as stated.
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After my car was broken into, they didn't get my digger but they did get a set of headphones. I have had my digger for over thirty years and never have had any trouble with it but I got to thinking I'd hate to lose it. I decided to retire it and get a new one. The new one is about the same as mine old one but when I put them side by side i saw how much my old one had worn from digging and sharpening all of these years. I hope my new one preforms as well as my old one did.
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