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Came across this on FB, everyone should have at least 1

Awesome! I want one, no, two (never hurts to have a spare). And it even comes in the right color, Catepillar Yellow.

You've got to love serious gardening tools. Thanks Craig,

Jan.

I have seen these before and they are so cool

Ken

Hmmmm..methinks there would be a market in smaller, more mobile ones.

I think that would be called a 'shovel' bodhi.

shibui wrote:Post by shibui » 3 minutes ago
I think that would be called a 'shovel' bodh

Thanks Shibui, you just made my day.

What an amazing tool, oh, yes want one want one, showed hubby but he wouldnt make one for me

These are sooo much fun to use

You could certainly do some damage with that thing.

But so much FUN though!

bodhidharma wrote:Hmmmm..methinks there would be a market in smaller, more mobile ones.

Like this Bodhi!]
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TxamY1FP ... re=related
Very cool

kcpoole wrote: Like this Bodhi!]

Damn, i was just starting to work on my patent

bodhidharma wrote:

kcpoole wrote: Like this Bodhi!]

Damn, i was just starting to work on my patent

Have asked by brother ( works in a mower shop), if they have seen anything like this in OZ as I cannot find anything on the web in OZ

Ken

Thanks for the link to the dyna digger Ken,

that has got my creative thought juices flowing with that powered shovel.

Had to take a second look though when the video first started up, thought I had opened up an episode of world of bonsai !!

Seems they share the same intro theme!!

Thanks,


Paul C.

G,day Craig I am not sure but the Guy in welshpool road wattle grove digs Grass trees ( Xanthorrhoea preissii ) ( Christmas trees( Nuytsia floribunda) and has now started digging Melaleucas. He might use one of them as he has a fantastic survival rate.

He even had some Christmas trees in the Perth Zoo grounds.

A very handy weapon for digging

Cheers Pup

Pup wrote:G,day Craig I am not sure but the Guy in welshpool road wattle grove digs Grass trees ( Xanthorrhoea preissii ) ( Christmas trees( Nuytsia floribunda) and has now started digging Melaleucas. He might use one of them as he has a fantastic survival rate.

He even had some Christmas trees in the Perth Zoo grounds.

A very handy weapon for digging

Cheers Pup

I did not realise a Nuytsia could be transplanted. Do you know if the host was dug up too? I tried to germinate some a while back with suitable hosts in the pot but didn't even get germination. Are they cultivated in Perth or only wild?

Joel