Green plastic digger

[jsandin]

I found this 10" digger at a rummage sale. I haven't tried it for plug cutting, but it's very effective for poking around in an already-cut plug hole in soft soil, and eliminates worry about scratching anything. It feels like polypropylene or polymer. No brand name on it.

I used it tonight. It is easy to tell when the edge of it touches a tiny piece of metal.

It's green so it will blend right in with the grass the first time I lose it. And it's plastic so I won't be able to find it with the metal detector.

 

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[jb7487]

I have something similar that is black and all plastic. But I often forget to take it with me. I just don't have a good way of carrying all this stuff yet so things get left behind. I've been using my Fiskars garden knife which I really like. But last night I was digging a 12" deep hole and had to resort to using my hands to scoop out the dirt. I really could have used a digger like the one you are showing to scoop with. I was also worried about using my hands to scoop and getting cut by whatever I ended up finding (which turned out to be a nail).

Looks like a good buy to me. If it breaks you just throw it in the trash.

 

[extractor]

It reminds me of the scoops used for nugget hunting.

 

[P.B. and Dylan]

Harbor freight sells one for about $2.00, I've often been tempted to
buy one. They look pertty solid. Guess I'll pick one up next time I'm
out there.

 

[jsandin]

It has that "Garrett" feel to it........

Kind of green and plasticky.....

I do have an ancient Garrett that is made from the heaviest possible metal, and is that exact same green color. It left me with aching Popeye arms. I recently switched to yellow.