Anybody seen shovels today?

Terence

Terence

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So hard to believe that they're really going out that quick... even the sleds are going off the shelves quick. :cds:
 
workaholic

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itsbob said:
You could try calling a spade a spade..

:lmao:
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Spades are smaller shovels. Go to google and type in square point shovel and then spade. They come back with two different things. I always thought it was funny too but I have always heard square point shovel.
 
workaholic

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star777 said:
Does anyone know of a place that still has snow shovels today? Thanks :1bdz:
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Your best bet is to call around. Most of the stores that got them in yesterday sold out yesterday. I am sure some of the stores are expecting deliveries today as well but I would call to see if they are expecting some to come in.
 
itsbob

itsbob

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Carrolls has a garden tractor with a snow blower on the front of it sitting out front just waiting for someone to give it a new loving home...
 
ICit

ICit

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as I left for work today I told my two snow shovels good bye and almost gave them a :huggy:!! Wanted them to know they were loved and appreciated!!! :killingme They are also kept warm and SAFE at night so they are not stolen like some snow shovels are right now. :killingme

Im glad I have my shovels safe!! Even let my neighbors borrow them last weekend!!!
 
workaholic

workaholic

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ICit said:
as I left for work today I told my two snow shovels good bye and almost gave them a :huggy:!! Wanted them to know they were loved and appreciated!!! :killingme They are also kept warm and SAFE at night so they are not stolen like some snow shovels are right now. :killingme

Im glad I have my shovels safe!! Even let my neighbors borrow them last weekend!!!
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You are so good to your shovels! I heard them say that you love the feel of a hard firm handle in your hands. :killingme
 
desertrat

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workaholic said:
I thought that was a knife. :lol:

Even Amazon calls it a square point shovel!

Amazon.com: #2 SQUARE POINT SHOVEL: Kitchen & Dining
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A shovel is a long-handled tool with a scooping blade. It is used to dig and move material. There are several types of shovels, each designed for a specific task or tasks. Some shovels that are used for digging earth have "foot treads" on the top of the blade, flattened areas on which to rest one's foot to add extra force. Shovels are also available with a variety of handle lengths and handles.


Barn Shovel. A big, industrial-strength shovel for moving grain or snow or doing clean up is sometimes called a barn shovel. These shovels usually have a flat leading edge and are notably deep, with high sides to steady the load.

Coal Shovel. A coal shovel is used to move piles of coal or to move coal from storage to a hod or other coal carrier. It has a wide flat edge and its blade is flat in the center and curved sharply at the sides. Coal shovels are available with shorter or longer handles.

Garden Shovel. Garden shovels differ from spades in both construction and purpose. The blade of a spade extends nearly straight down from the handle, suiting it for working the soil, but not for lifting and moving it. Shovels, with the curved attachment -- called a lift -- between the blade and the handle, allow the user to lever the load.

I guess we can call it whatever we want.
 
workaholic

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desertrat said:
A shovel is a long-handled tool with a scooping blade. It is used to dig and move material. There are several types of shovels, each designed for a specific task or tasks. Some shovels that are used for digging earth have "foot treads" on the top of the blade, flattened areas on which to rest one's foot to add extra force. Shovels are also available with a variety of handle lengths and handles.


Barn Shovel. A big, industrial-strength shovel for moving grain or snow or doing clean up is sometimes called a barn shovel. These shovels usually have a flat leading edge and are notably deep, with high sides to steady the load.

Coal Shovel. A coal shovel is used to move piles of coal or to move coal from storage to a hod or other coal carrier. It has a wide flat edge and its blade is flat in the center and curved sharply at the sides. Coal shovels are available with shorter or longer handles.

Garden Shovel. Garden shovels differ from spades in both construction and purpose. The blade of a spade extends nearly straight down from the handle, suiting it for working the soil, but not for lifting and moving it. Shovels, with the curved attachment -- called a lift -- between the blade and the handle, allow the user to lever the load.

I guess we can call it whatever we want.
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:lmao: Too much shovel research going on.
 
hotcoffee

hotcoffee

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Lusby Hardware got 196 shovels in today.... they sold out in about 20 minutes....

The scene was on the scale of the original cabbage patch doll mob....:coffee:
 
huntr1

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I paid a guy $25.00 to clear my driveway with a bobcat. Best $25.00 I have spent in a LONG time. Told him any time it snows enough to need plowing to come see me.

I bought a ice breaker blade at the Charlotte Hall True Value today. Did great breaking up the 6" thick ice pack in the street out front of my house.
 
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