Special Post hole digger
 

I am trying to put in a fence around my house and garden. I am
looking for a certain type of MANUAL post hole digger to refine holes
I have already dug.

Instead of 2 blades which move toward each other, this digger has one
blade that stays still, and another that "scoops" the dirt up, like a
little shovel... It works great, and it is what the pros use....

Has anyone ever seen such a digger?
Any idea where I can get one? Thanks...

Special Post hole digger
 

On 28 May 2003 09:44:33 -0700, (john) wrote:

it is what the pros use....

young pros perhaps, us old guys like powered augers.....



"Nature, left alone, is in perfect balance.
Harmful insects and plant diseases are always present,
but do not occur in nature to an extent which requires the use of poisonous chemicals.
The sensible approach to disease and insect control is to grow sturdy crops in a healthy environment."

Masanobu Fukuoka, One Straw Revolution--1978

Special Post hole digger
 

http://www.hooverfence.com/tools/nu-boston-digger.htm



On Thu, 29 May 2003 00:05:12 GMT, Tom Jaszewski
wrote:

On 28 May 2003 09:44:33 -0700, (john) wrote:

it is what the pros use....

young pros perhaps, us old guys like powered augers.....



"Nature, left alone, is in perfect balance.
Harmful insects and plant diseases are always present,
but do not occur in nature to an extent which requires the use of poisonous chemicals.
The sensible approach to disease and insect control is to grow sturdy crops in a healthy environment."

Masanobu Fukuoka, One Straw Revolution--1978



"Nature, left alone, is in perfect balance.
Harmful insects and plant diseases are always present,
but do not occur in nature to an extent which requires the use of poisonous chemicals.
The sensible approach to disease and insect control is to grow sturdy crops in a healthy environment."

Masanobu Fukuoka, One Straw Revolution--1978

Special Post hole digger
 

we got one that is just turned. it scoops/scrapes a lot of dirt and when lifted out
of the hole the dirt comes out with it nicely. Ingrid

(john) wrote:

I am trying to put in a fence around my house and garden. I am
looking for a certain type of MANUAL post hole digger to refine holes
I have already dug.

Instead of 2 blades which move toward each other, this digger has one
blade that stays still, and another that "scoops" the dirt up, like a
little shovel... It works great, and it is what the pros use....

Has anyone ever seen such a digger?
Any idea where I can get one? Thanks...



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Thanks, Tom...you must be a pro since you found that digger. I had
looked all over the internet!



Tom Jaszewski wrote in message . ..
http://www.hooverfence.com/tools/nu-boston-digger.htm



On Thu, 29 May 2003 00:05:12 GMT, Tom Jaszewski
wrote:

On 28 May 2003 09:44:33 -0700, (john) wrote:

it is what the pros use....

young pros perhaps, us old guys like powered augers.....



"Nature, left alone, is in perfect balance.
Harmful insects and plant diseases are always present,
but do not occur in nature to an extent which requires the use of poisonous chemicals.
The sensible approach to disease and insect control is to grow sturdy crops in a healthy environment."

Masanobu Fukuoka, One Straw Revolution--1978



"Nature, left alone, is in perfect balance.
Harmful insects and plant diseases are always present,
but do not occur in nature to an extent which requires the use of poisonous chemicals.
The sensible approach to disease and insect control is to grow sturdy crops in a healthy environment."

Masanobu Fukuoka, One Straw Revolution--1978

Special Post hole digger
 

On 29 May 2003 07:57:10 -0700, (john) wrote:

Thanks, Tom...you must be a pro since you found that digger. I had
looked all over the internet!

You are welcome....

a simple search with google as you described what you were looking
for.... post hole digger scoop

First hit held the answer....

simple literacy, and I was curious since I saw one on HGTV.....


"Nature, left alone, is in perfect balance.
Harmful insects and plant diseases are always present,
but do not occur in nature to an extent which requires the use of poisonous chemicals.
The sensible approach to disease and insect control is to grow sturdy crops in a healthy environment."

Masanobu Fukuoka, One Straw Revolution--1978

Special Post hole digger
 

I bought an "earthquake" post hole powerhead several weeks ago. I use it
to plant in clay soils that have dried out and baked. Works good and
build arms. If the soil is too hard, a starter hole with some water
works well in creating the bore. I also use it in beds to perforate down
30" and fill the colummn with compost and organic fertilizer. I do this
every 12" to 18".

J. Kolenovsky
http://www.celestialhabitats.com

Tom Jaszewski wrote:
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On 28 May 2003 09:44:33 -0700, (john) wrote:
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it is what the pros use....
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young pros perhaps, us old guys like powered augers.....
=

"Nature, left alone, is in perfect balance.
Harmful insects and plant diseases are always present,
but do not occur in nature to an extent which requires the use of poiso=
nous chemicals.
The sensible approach to disease and insect control is to grow sturdy c=
rops in a healthy environment."
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Masanobu Fukuoka, One Straw Revolution--1978

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es

Special Post hole digger
 

http://www.ardisam.com/pages/earth_augers/9000E.html

john wrote:
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I am trying to put in a fence around my house and garden. I am
looking for a certain type of MANUAL post hole digger to refine holes
I have already dug.
=

Instead of 2 blades which move toward each other, this digger has one
blade that stays still, and another that "scoops" the dirt up, like a
little shovel... It works great, and it is what the pros use....
=

Has anyone ever seen such a digger?
Any idea where I can get one? Thanks...

-- =

J. Kolenovsky, A+, Network +, MCP
=F4=BF=F4 - http://www.celestialhabitats.com - commercial
=F4=BF=F4 - http://www.hal-pc.org/~garden/personal.html - personal webpag=
es