Thread: Whats this army bit?

It's a pick head bracket - part of the famous "gardening tool attachment" set

So what else is missing, I have the flat bar plate that goes over the thread and thats it, where does it sit?
cool, Thanks

Originally Posted by landyfromanuthaland

So what else is missing, I have the flat bar plate that goes over the thread and thats it, where does it sit?
cool, Thanks

Next to the shovel



Sound like all you need is the pick head - 5lb.

Originally Posted by scrambler

Next to the shovel



Sound like all you need is the pick head - 5lb.

Like this one:


Altho that's one I bought for an arm and a leg from the local hardware shop.

Originally Posted by scrambler

Like this one:

Altho that's one I bought for an arm and a leg from the local hardware shop.

how would you go about using it with only one arm and one leg wouldn't you fall over after every swing

Whats a set of Pioneer tools worth these days?

Originally Posted by DaveS3

Whats a set of Pioneer tools worth these days?

Tools, or brackets? Either getting pretty hard to come by.

Depending on who you believe - axes are essentially impossible to find and impossible to prove unless you bought them at auction yourself, pick heads rare enough that there was serious discussion about reproductions (but still in civilian production) and shovels can be had if you look hard.

Say something in the $100-200 bracket for all the tools bought separately?

Brackets - I've no idea - you need to know someone or buy the whole car!

G'day DaveS3

Most pioneer tool brackets are sourced from Wreckers or Swap Meets, you could try Four Wheel Drives in Blackburn South, but they could be Exxie

It helps if you know what you are looking for, have a good look at a members vehicle or study the photos on REMLR, price can be anything from $5 a bit to $


The tools are Australian made Cyclone or Trojan, there is a thread on REMLR that deals with them.


cheers