How To Buy a Good Shovel

[@blakewaddell451]

I have a vintage Razorback Square point shovel that I bought at a garage sale years ago when I was about 5 or 6 and I still have it today and use it a ton when I’m not using the regular shovels. I am not a professional I just garden at home.

[@thehvachacker]

Does Razorback cover their lifetime warranty? The fiberglass cracked and gives extra flex 💪 now. I should stop using it before I break it. Frigging NJ clay and large rocky soil

[@floridayote4469]

Sometimes I just go onto old KZbin videos and wonder how the person in the video is doing. I hope he’s doing well.

[@moisesojeda5647]

Not alone lol,same with old comments

[@daviddouthit7477]

I just bought a kobalt steel shovel with a steel handle, was wondering if there were any issues with it. Cost about $40

[@miguelmorales3313]

Thank you for the information boss.

[@juliannaokike4063]

I do most of the shoveling if it is flurries then I sweep it off.

[@juliannaokike4063]

The snow plowing one and the other one. I would get both.

[@poopybutt7225]

I just use a husky axe or pickaxe for roots and shovels for roots.

[@xraydelta100]

Good video, thanks.

[@PastorManningPhD]

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[@JeffHawkins-iy4rs]

Thought the subject was about shovels

[@flamecranium7787]

THE FIRST THING YOU LOOK FOR IS THAT 'MADE IN U.S.A.' STICKER!!! then you filter through necessary features. p.s. lowes is absolute fine china(bad)

[@nirvana896]

razorback shovels are way over built and are hardened and tempered steel I love em.

[@cryptomon86]

if i was out digging trenches everyday i wouldnt want anything less. however for yard work and such i like a short spade with a good top handle and a lightweight fiberglass pointed tip shovel like a crafstman if you are on a budged. both can be had for under 40 bucks for both. i love the razor and still have one from at least 20 years ago. was my dads and i used that thing alot and poured many concrete slabs and dug more holes than i can count. but it just seems overkill now for light work and i remember that shovel was at least 80 bucks 20 years ago.

[@rhoodj]

@@cryptomon86 most of shovels nowadays are crap. Easily broken. My elderly neighbor let me use his well made Heavy duty built with metal covel at the end of the wood handle. Cheap shovels are not good at all.

[@NSDaishi]

Kind of wish this was more organized. I only wanted to hear about shovels.

[@ronhammar1154]

Good video! The only problem is only people who are serious handymen or women would be the only ones that would buy the one that is well made or better than the cheap junk they sell these days. Maybe your video will help convert those people.

[@rangerunitnumber4788]

lol dude none of these shovels have edges on them. if youre gonna be cutting actual root balls you need to put your own edge on