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May 5, 2025 2:17 AM
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frontpage Posted by niki4h | Staff • Yesterday
May 5, 2025 2:17 AM
57" Fiskars Steel Long-Handled Digging Shovel
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Transfer shovel with flat edge?
Not sure if you're making a joke or not, but I have several scooping shovels I use for mulch, snow, grain, etc.
A d-handle shovel is useful for a task like mixing mortar as the handle has more turning control, but it has less Leverage also.A sharpshooter could be used to dig in tight spaces or for smaller diameter hole. a spade/trowel might be better to dig out a weed in a garden or plant a couple of seeds..
I prefer a transfer shovel for every single task though, that flat Edge gives you the ability to pick up dirt off of flat surfaces, and leave the ground flat, and also to move a lot of material, and if you're strong enough you can dig just about as well as a digging shovel. I prefer a really heavy duty shovel though, because the weight means nothing to me.
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Trenching, transfer, and leveling. There may be others, but those are the other types I have and use.
If you're moving a bunch of dirt probably better to use a lighter shovel but this will get the job done too
I've had zero issues both times I had to use the warranty on my weeder
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