extra dirt scoop?

[Anonymous-0]

Anyone in or near twin cities minnesota wanna get rid of a 3 point dirt scoop?

 

[Ultradog MN]

I might loan you one for a few weeks. A guy doesn't use one that often to really need buying one.
Email is open

 

[Kenster]

(quoted from post at 22:04:03 08/27/10) I might loan you one for a few weeks. A guy doesn't use one that often to really need buying one.
Email is open

My scoop is one of my most frequently used implements. I use it year round for all sorts of things from road repair, digging flower beds, and moving firewood. Best $100 I ever spent.

 

[lha]

I've been looking for one myself for a while,but I don't really go anywhere,so I'll have to keep looking.Actually, they aren't that expensive new,but like Ultradog said,it's hard to justify the cost,no more than I'd use it.---lha

 

[Crossthreaded]

I live too far away to loan you anything but I did buy one recently.

I scoured Craigslist every day for 6 weeks or so until one came up. They are $350 new. I got mine (lightly used and in great condition) for $100.

I know that there are enough of them out there that you can find one used at a good price ... just depends how long you are willing to wait for a good deal to show up.

 

[Quazar73]

Seriously? if you really wanted one you would have one from your local TSC by now. i bought mine there, best $350 i have spent in a long time. use it for moving dirt, rocks, firewood, ashes (from the firewood) and moving horse crap. I bought mine new because every one i found used for $100 to $150 seemed to be banged up bad or rusted terrible. think of it this way, if you spend the extra you know what you got.

 

[pikewi]

Saw one on eau claire CL a while back. Maybe will come up again.
Don't forget to get another N when you get your scoop so's you don't have to change imps alla time