WTB: big ass Voile or BCA shovel

[~mikey b]

for my girlfriend’s new truck

[~mikey b]

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[Core Shot]

for my girlfriend’s new truck

How big is her ass?

Or maybe you’re the ass. And her backside is smoooooth.

[~mikey b]

I’m a big ass

her ass is smoooth

I want to spank it with a big ass shovel

[BCMtnHound]

I’m a big ass

her ass is smoooth

I want to spank it with a big ass shovel

Then I would suggest forgoing the puny avy shovel and go down to the local feed store and get a nice big grain shovel for $30. Not only big enough to spank with, but move large quantity of snow pretty well too. They are what we put in the work trucks for winter.

[Peruvian]

BCMH is right. Avy shovel is not the right tool for the job here.

[~mikey b]

yeah like I don’t have any experience with this shit and I don’t know what I want and why

[whyturn]

Get an all metal blade shovel with long D handle. Make sure she can use it for her size and it fits. Ranch or hardware store for sure. Should be around $40


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[altacoup]

https://bullytools.com/products/snow...d-grip-handle/

I actually recommend one of these. More d durable than metal blade and snow doesn’t stick to the blade like a metal shovel. Only thing a metal blade does better is break ice.

[jmedslc]

https://bullytools.com/products/snow...d-grip-handle/

I actually recommend one of these. More d durable than metal blade and snow doesn’t stick to the blade like a metal shovel. Only thing a metal blade does better is break ice.

Interesting. I have the Ames metal scoop and we’ll try this one next as the GF is envious of my YUGE scoop and how fast I can move the snow. Poly blade would also be good for hot tub and other sensitive areas.

[snowaddict91]

I'm actually gonna agree with Mikey on this one. Y'all keep a full size grain shovel in your truck all winter? I have an old Life Link pit boss that lives in the truck 24/7. Small enough to forget that it's in the tool box.

[jmedslc]

I'm actually gonna agree with Mikey on this one. Y'all keep a full size grain shovel in your truck all winter? I have an old Life Link pit boss that lives in the truck 24/7. Small enough to forget that it's in the tool box.

Uhh yeah I do. In fact I grabbed a second big ass shovel and threw it in the back of the truck the other day and glad I did because we dug out and recovered 2 vehicles on the way to the ski area in addition to digging out the neighborhood gate. I guess when circumstances dictate for a YUGE shovel, you get the biggest one you can find. I think we might hit 700” today. So ready for summer.

[~mikey b]

so thanks for all the Tech Talk jongs - no new info for me

and I still want a big ass avalanche shovel



split kooks!

[altacoup]

Interesting. I have the Ames metal scoop and we’ll try this one next as the GF is envious of my YUGE scoop and how fast I can move the snow. Poly blade would also be good for hot tub and other sensitive areas.

I'm actually gonna agree with Mikey on this one. Y'all keep a full size grain shovel in your truck all winter? I have an old Life Link pit boss that lives in the truck 24/7. Small enough to forget that it's in the tool box.

I have had the plastic shovel in my truck bed for 3 years straight. Haven’t had to use it much. But I’ve seen how superior they are around Alta vs medal blade grain shovel. When I was a caretaker up there I would’ve killed for one of these. Nothing, absolutely nothing is more miserable than shoveling snow and having half the scoop of snow stay stuck to the metal shovel blade. Guaranteed backiatomy

[~mikey b]

spray Lemon Pledge on it

slick as snot