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I'm sure there are a lot of augers out there that have been around for a while, and maybe a few old school flashers. But in my arsenal, I have a Frabill Speed Shak Cub that I have been using for about 15 years now. That is probably pushing the edge of the expected life span of a portable shelter...

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1985-86 Jiffy 30 10 inch bought brand new. 2 spark plugs 1 carb kit 2 blades Just switched over to Amsoil this year, Still humming along. Just seems like it gets a little heavier ever year. Must be the auger can't be me.

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I too have a old scoop I got for Christmas when I was 17 can't believe it hasn't gone down a hole in the last 35 years.It's funny how you can get attached to something like that. It was a gift from my father-in-law..lots of good memories of fishin with old pops.

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+1 on the Kaufman/Made in Canada Sorel Dominators. I almost feel cheated that I don't have to go through the "Who makes the best boot" threads. I feel sorry for the boots that try to replace them.

I also picked up a used Mag III auger last year and it works like a charm.

Adam

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1985-86 Jiffy 30 10 inch bought brand new. 2 spark plugs 1 carb kit 2 blades Just switched over to Amsoil this year, Still humming along. Just seems like it gets a little heavier ever year. Must be the auger can't be me.

You have got your use out of them blades! Just 2 in that amount of time? Wow! I knew I would here of lots of Old Jiffys on this post. That is why when I went to get an auger I only knew of jiffy. I got the sm I have now cause it was on sale for cheap.

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A heavy duty steel ice scoop I inherited from my late uncle about 33 years ago! I found another one just like it at a garage sale, so heaven forbid if I ever lose it down a hole. shocked I still wouldn't have to buy the cheap cra99y ones they make today! smile

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