digging lug worm

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digging lug worm

#1 Post by gravel »

what is the best way to dig lug, spade, fork,pump. :x
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#2 Post by roger de dodger »

fork long handle one best
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#3 Post by roger de dodger »

where you want to dig ?if in dublin i dig once a week and could give ya a few tips if required pm me
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#4 Post by corbyeire »

i would have said short handle myself!
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#5 Post by roger de dodger »

depends on how tall you are i supose :lol:
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#6 Post by corbyeire »

:lol:

broke 4 long handled forks last year ( :roll: ) before settling on one of those short thick tined potatoe forks - the biz
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#7 Post by roger de dodger »

for forks sakes thats a lot of forks :lol:
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#8 Post by corbyeire »

yep - that is what happens when you rely on brute force - having no technique whatsoever :lol:

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#9 Post by ady »

wheres good on the north coast for it??
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#10 Post by chrisfeeney30 »

i think a fork is the best!
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#11 Post by Mr_Green »

Glass hammers and skirting ladders always work best for me :?

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