Powered Shovel
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J_J
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I have one of the Dyna Diggers, and it works as advertised.
Of course I did not pay the retail price , only about 1/3 of that.
I have three different shovels with it plus a ground packer.
I also built a sod cutter to bury wire and sprinkler line.
It does have some weight to it, and will give you a good workout.
Of course I did not pay the retail price , only about 1/3 of that.
I have three different shovels with it plus a ground packer.
I also built a sod cutter to bury wire and sprinkler line.
It does have some weight to it, and will give you a good workout.
jeff9366
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You could consider a bucket spade for your tractor's bucket, assuming you have a FEL.
I get tired of maintaining internal combustion engines.
Bucket Spade Link:
Tractor Forks, Bucket Forks, Loader Forks
$370 is a lot less than $1,500.
Note: Bucket Spade is effective with my Kubota B3300SU 33-hp/1,900 pounds/4WD. I would not recommend it for a tractor much lighter. Probably 3,000 pound tractor is ideal.
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I get tired of maintaining internal combustion engines.
Bucket Spade Link:
Tractor Forks, Bucket Forks, Loader Forks
$370 is a lot less than $1,500.
Note: Bucket Spade is effective with my Kubota B3300SU 33-hp/1,900 pounds/4WD. I would not recommend it for a tractor much lighter. Probably 3,000 pound tractor is ideal.
LINKS TO FURTHER T-B-N BUCKET SPADE POSTS, SEVERAL BY ME:
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Gary Fowler
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Man no way would I spend $2500 (1950 Euros) for a powered shovel even if operator was included for the first 100 hours especially with 2 tractors both with FEL. If no way to get equipment into the area, I would hire some day labor to dig with shovels and pick axes OR likely just take the tractor and remove any obstacle in my way so I could get in to dig out what ever needed digging. As suggested a mini excavator can get into some really small places also.
