I Did Not Know I Needed That!

[Dirtmechanic]

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[RebeccaRN]

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Those are so awesome, never seen them before. What are they called?

 

[Dirtmechanic]

Those are so awesome, never seen them before. What are they called?

I do not know but they look like they would make you do a Jekyll and Hyde personality shift in the garden! The weeds would be fearful! They would be useful for scratch in fert and amendments I think, with that rubber to keep your skin from any chemistry.

 

[digitS']

@Ridgerunner complained that one of these wasn't in the seed starting video posted on TEG.


A little large for greenhouse work .

Steve

 

[thistlebloom]

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You know how your face always gets an itch when your gloves are muddy?...
I wonder if these come with a disclaimer.

 

[flowerbug]

with as much gravel i weed in around here those would not work, but they are impressive, perhaps they'd scare the weeds into going away... i need to be able to pinch weeds to pick them up. i do wear a lot of fingertips off of the work gloves we use.

i actually use a wide bladed steak knife with a wooden handle for much of my close weeding around other plants. it isn't that sharp and i like that i can use it to skim quick or to dig out a particularly stubborn weed without having to change to another tool. if the soil is lighter and the weeds are mostly small i use a small mason trowel instead which has a sharp enough edge to often scrape the weeds and that is good enough.

 

[Zeedman]

At the rural garden, the property owner was trying to get rid of this. It is intended for moving firewood... but just happens to work really well for carting around hay bales. I can pull hay off the top without the whole bale falling apart, and it maneuvers easily between rows, and around tight corners.

This will be a real back saver when laying 25 bales of hay as mulch.

 

[Marie2020]

At the rural garden, the property owner was trying to get rid of this. It is intended for moving firewood... but just happens to work really well for carting around hay bales. I can pull hay off the top without the whole bale falling apart, and it maneuvers easily between rows, and around tight corners.

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This will be a real back saver when laying 25 bales of hay as mulch.

Brilliant

 

[Marie2020]

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I've had these things

 

[Carol Dee]

This dump trailer sure has come in handy. Hauls tons of rock, soil, mulch and far less shoveling.