My Lesche took a licking but kept on ticking

[sjvalleyhunter]

I know that the dry summer ground here in California was tough digging, but it looks like my Lesche took the brunt of it. I didn't realize how much it had worn down until my buddy showed up with his new one.

 

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[vpnavy]

Just for the fun of it - you should send a picture of your Lesche and ask if they can replace it under warranty! Here is their W. W. Manufacturing Co., Inc. Founder Walter Lesche Contact Us Page...

 

[beerguy]

Do you sharpen it, or was the material just lost through normal use? That is quite a difference!

 

[cjweber]

That took quite a beating... I have been digging in rocks with my tools all summer... I would be curious to see what they look like compared to new ones... might be time to go buy some new tools

 

[sjvalleyhunter]

Just for the fun of it - you should send a picture of your Lesche and ask if they can replace it under warranty! Here is their W. W. Manufacturing Co., Inc. Founder Walter Lesche Contact Us Page...

Ha!

 

[sjvalleyhunter]

Do you sharpen it, or was the material just lost through normal use? That is quite a difference!

That's just from pushing it into the ground thousands of times.

 

[jadocs]

That's pretty incredible that it wore down like that.

 

[digger460]

I will never complain about how hard the ground is . It would take 50 yrs. to grind mine down like that. My hats off to ya digger