Plastic shovel

[Jimmy]

I have nice wheel barrow which has some sort of protective coating.
I don't really want to use a normal shovel for mixing things in it.
A plastic shovel would be OK but the ones I can find are £20 or more.
I was hoping for £10 or under.
Anyone know of any cheapo ones. Not a snow shovel.

Thanks
Jimmy

[Cadalot]

Luckily for me I was given one, I have no idea who made it but its great for shifting woodchip as well as snow as there is little weight to it. It's line this one on ebay at £16.50 https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Shovel-Li...874:rk:21:pf:0

[Bren In Pots]

Jimmy look at stable shovels on google I think they're what you're after.

[nickdub]

Make a wooden one out of some plywood screwed to a handle ?

[Jimmy]

Luckily for me I was given one, I have no idea who made it but its great for shifting woodchip as well as snow as there is little weight to it. It's line this one on ebay at £16.50 https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Shovel-Li...874:rk:21:pf:0

Yes that's the sort of thing, bit pricy though.
Maybe I could make one.
Thanks
Jimmy (aka Scrooge)

[bario1]

You could cut one of those 6 pint plastic milk bottles in half lengthways, and sellotape it onto a broom handle?

[Miss Mousetrousers]

Find a sturdy thick plant pot and cut it down from the top to make a scoop shape, making sure you have kept most of the rim so you can make a hole to insert a handle or attach some sort of gripper onto the rim

[Snoop Puss]

Ping-pong bat?

[Chestnut]

How much stuff do you need to mix? Would a children’s sand spade suffice?