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"Shover" Is Hammer And Shovel
"I invented what I call the ęshover' one day after I had to repair an electric pasture fence and the only tool I had in my pickup was my shovel," says Clint Dearden, Scott City, Kansas.
He took an old shovel that was missing its handle and welded a short length of pipe over it.
Dearden fashioned a hammer
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"Shover" Is Hammer And Shovel FARM SHOP Tools 30-4-37 "I invented what I call the ęshover' one day after I had to repair an electric pasture fence and the only tool I had in my pickup was my shovel," says Clint Dearden, Scott City, Kansas.
He took an old shovel that was missing its handle and welded a short length of pipe over it.
Dearden fashioned a hammer out of pipe and drilled a matching hole through both the hammer handle and the extension pipe. A 1/4-in. clip pin holds the two tools together into an adult-sized shovel.
He painted the first shover fluorescent orange because he found an extra can of paint in the shop. Since then, he's made a second one that he painted black.
"The shover is simply a time and frustration saver, especially for a 19-year-old who has far better things to do than repair a fence."
Contact: FARM SHOW Followup, Clint Dearden, 7261 East Road 90, Scott City, Kansas 67871 (ph 620 872-2814; lmdreaden@wbsnet.org).
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