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How do i dig up stuff I find with my metal detector without damaging my lawn?

Written by admin on January 4, 2009 – 7:43 pm -

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I have a metal detector and I was that detects metal in my backyard and I marked some points where I got a knock and I was wondering how I could dig up without damaging my lawn of Male equally.


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4 Responses to “How do i dig up stuff I find with my metal detector without damaging my lawn?”

  1. By Poodlelover on Jan 7, 2009 | Reply

    using a shovel with one end rounded

  2. By steve1234 on Jan 9, 2009 | Reply

    get a shovel and come in under side of the dirt, just Ripping up the grass, then strappili back, then dig down right.

  3. By gzar on Jan 12, 2009 | Reply

    Use a shovel he ran down the right and essentially cut a circle around the area you want dug. Then the truck Suara Piot, bring. Excavations to your hearts content, find your treasure, brush the dirt back into the hole - and has the rear circular Piot on the spot. Your lawn may even do better at that point because you will have aerated the soil &, & has loosened the packed dirt of the case; nutrients can enter the root structure easier. Hello and will be just fine.

  4. By David B on Jan 14, 2009 | Reply

    If tagliaste Dell'erba part of a couple square feet and about 4 'you' deep; the pu ll? disporrlo back in space that you have to be removed. Using something like a big bag of garbage, plastic flat spot on earth to have the dirt on top of what? you can? replace it when you 're done. Use a trowel plastic hand if possible as you can go in every trowel full of dirt on top of the detector to find the target. Once you 're done and has completely replaced the dirt and Piot, the water. In saying all this, you have more? likely to find residues of construction around your house cos? Don 't go pazzesca digging in on every shot, particularly pi? are close to actual construction.

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