2008 - Volume #32, Issue #4, Page #26
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Quick Spade Makes Cheap Digger
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"It's quick and easy to use and very affordable," says Bruce Wahlstrom, who designed and manufactures the patent-pending Quick Spade with his partner, Chad Paumen. They introduced it last September, and anticipate that prices will remain under $200 and $300 for their two models.
Made of solid steel with military strength welding, the Quick Spade slips on standard skidloader forks and is secured with a chain and binder. (The more expensive model fits on forks or a bucket.)
Made heavy duty for industrial use, the spade does everything from digging trenches and holes, digging out stumps and brush, planting trees and moving heavy boulders.
Instead of using a bucket to make a hole that's too big, the 20 by 18-in. spade is perfect to dig trenches or dig out rocks.
Dealer inquiries welcome.
Contact: FARM SHOW Followup, Bruce Wahlstrom, 5008 Hillsboro Rd., New Hope, Minn. 55428 (ph 763 551-1441; www.QuickSpadeS.com).
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