Wrong on the shovel of D Street. Yes, we had one similar to the wide metal style used by the 'leaf men' who picked up leaves in late autumn....About 15" wide with a wooden shaft and sculpted hand grip at the upper end....it was heavy. We later got a metal flat style especially for snow....it was dark brown/blackish and bent at the corners from bumping into steps and such.....you probably never used either one. I was usually ordered to do Mrs. Larsen's steps, Mr. Sykes, Litt's and Scheckman....."don't take any money from Mrs. Larsen and bring the rest home..."
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one of two things are necessary in life...1) you need leverage. 2) if you don't have leverage you need an angle.
This guy has an angle.
So if I wire up my old concrete shovels they'd be "vintage" guitars?!?!
Wrong on the shovel of D Street. Yes, we had one similar to the wide metal style used by the 'leaf men' who picked up leaves in late autumn....About 15" wide with a wooden shaft and sculpted hand grip at the upper end....it was heavy. We later got a metal flat style especially for snow....it was dark brown/blackish and bent at the corners from bumping into steps and such.....you probably never used either one. I was usually ordered to do Mrs. Larsen's steps, Mr. Sykes, Litt's and Scheckman....."don't take any money from Mrs. Larsen and bring the rest home..."
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