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Mr George.... how much you pay for the new guys? I'll trage him for that shopvac....

Not sure if they changed the caption or what, but it says nothing about a dummy

​@@shidditiddis Caption and descriptions are two entirely different things.

He's clearly dead

@@troycooksey9257 that’s a not a body dumbass that’s a mannequin

@@troycooksey9257it’s a dummy

Makes 2 of us to many more

Bro go read a book Learn something Read the whole title before saying ignorant comments

Yeah this is a recovery, guy is fully submerged in that mud no way he’s being rescued after that. Scary thought to get suffocated under a ton of mud like that 😢

Moron

I would hope so, its a dummy,dummy

Idiot , read a lil more

I have personally dug down 20 feet. The air inlet holes allow the same amount of air in at the digger head regardless of depth. So you get 100 mph winds no matter the depth. The only limitation on depth is then the losses in the hose and is why we recommend our low loss hose which provides over 20% increase in air flow over standard shop vacuum hoses. the losses in the extensions is relatively low as the inside is very smooth. Of course the deeper you go the heavier the digger and extensions. You might be able to lift 30 to 40 feet of piping without a derrick setup for lifting.

Thanks! I appreciate the comment. Please pass around to friends.

I appreciate your comment. It is easy to generalize in comments, however, one must take into consideration the many situations that might warrant such a purchase. Ask any prospector. One might say all prospectors are insane, until they see the bag of gold nuggets removed from crevices with a gasoline powered vacuum bucket. Just saying.

$1600 now...

The digger blades normally will cut through roots. The digger will pull up 1-1/2" gravel. Larger stones can be lifted with the detached vacuum hose. For larger rocks, the hole can be enlarged so the rock can be lifted out. Our reamers enlarge 6 inch holes up to 12". Anything larger than that, enlarge the hole with shovel or move the hole to another location. Call if you have any questions. www.cat6tools.com

The core digger pulls a plug out of the ground, then the plug is extracted using the blower side of the shop vacuum. If you want a digger that cleans out the dirt while going down, use our Holey Moley Post Hole Digger - ua-cam.com/video/JjJ45J1cthY/v-deo.html

Yes me too. Surviving in any business these days is a challenge. I live by the motto - Never Ever Give Up. thanks for the comment. Titus Nelson

The Holey-Moley Digger works in dry soil or with clay. However, the more moisture, the sticky clay will bind to the digger head and try fast. This can easily be removed by hitting the digger head with a rubber mallet or using a screw driver. For wetter soils, use our core digger cat6tools.com/product-category/holey-moley-diggers/post-hole-core-diggers/ This digger works in damp to wet soils. With sticky clay, after pulling out a plug, the digger may have to be washed out before digging and pulling out another plug. See our videos page cat6tools.com/post-hole-digger-videos/. The Ridgid WD19560 vacuum has 45" of water suction so if you have a hole about 35 inches or more deep, the vacuum can suck up water direct into the shop vacuum.. If you don't want to get the muck and slurry into your vacuum, use a pre-filter bucket - one of our vacuum separators cat6tools.com/product-category/wet-dry-vacuum-separators/. Call anytime we are here to help: cat6tools.com/cat-6-tools-contact/

Call Titus Nelson direct 702-533-4363. Let me know you watched the video - 10% discount.

The video was done in Chatsworth, CA where Adobe Clay is the predominate soil type. Hard and difficult to work in.

Thanks so much. We are continually working on new, more innovative tools to make life easier.