This, my friends, is your money shovel. This is the one that gets the work done. The one that rips up the heavy soils. Pries on the tree roots. Works as a lever on those boulders that are too big to lift.
Also called a round point shovel, the spoon shovel more than any other shovel should be the one you’re willing to spend a little extra money for.
As the name suggests and the picture at right confirms, the head of the shovel is rounded, like the shape of a spoon. It’s the rounded point that allows the shovel the more easily penetrate soils, allowing for a deeper dig per shovel and greater material removal.
We like to occasionally put the digging edge of the shovel to a grinding wheel to keep the edge sharp. They seem to dig better that way.
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