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my 1st question would be, what are you trying to do with it? ive seen a couple guys using them to tear up flooring tile and wood flooring doing interior demolition of storefronts...
Trying to lift ice off a paved moonscape, my bucket is wider than any flat spot I have found yet.
they seem to work ok for flat surfaces, like a concrete floor inside a building.
Does the disk swivel at all to follow a contour or is it rigid?
from what i remember it does have some "wobble" to it
I've seen it used on Ice in a parking lot, but i haven't seen them use it for few years, that tells us something doesn't it. I"ve been told it work good for removing ceramic tile on concrete in a large area.
i remember when the scraper was introduced, seems like a lot of people were wanting it to scrape ice and packed snow, i only remember 1 or 2 of them being sold for that, and only a couple more for demo guys doing floor tile. they'd rather spend the money on the scraper than employ 14 union laborers to do the same job..
Ok thanks, I have seen some with a solid disk as pictured and others with what looks like 4-5 notches on the edge, any thoughts on what that is about?