Concrete removal of a spade?

[Hob&Jill 258]

Well, a few months back I left my bulldog spade round a mates, went to collect it a few days later and his dad had been mixing concrete with it

 

It has been sitting in my shed since, does anyone know how I can get the concrete removed off it?

 

Hope you can help,

 

H&J

Edited March 9, 2008 by Hob&Jill

[speedlamper 0]

hammer and chisel?

[snoopdog 1,256]

heat it up then give it wack with a hammer ..

[martin 332]

Yeah,put it in a fire and then bang it out on a path.

[Hob&Jill 258]

Cheers

 

Will give it ago

[chirpy 0]

no burning it weakens it put brick acid on it

[garyw 0]

CRACK HIM OVER THE HEAD WITH IT MIGHT NOT BRING IT OFF BUT YOULL ENJOY TRYING.

[snoopdog 1,256]

no burning it weakens it put brick acid on it

your just heating it up not getting it glowing red ......brick acid cost more than a new spade mate ...exspensive stuff ..

[sounder 9]

no burning it weakens it put brick acid on it

ya the above is the only jobBRICK ACID

[dickyboy 1]

bang it on the ground a couple of times then just use it, the grit and texture of the soil will get it off

 

i used to just put dry ballast in a mixer to clean that out and leave it running, always worked a treat

[Guest alastair]

brick acid it and will go rusty overnight,bang it off ,then rub it with a hard wet brick.

[Malt 379]

Give it a bang with a fecking big hammer! If that fails, a bill for a new spade. Either that, of take it to someone that does grit blasting. He'll only charge you a few quid if he does it while he does something else.

[garyw 0]

you tight fu**er buy another.

[Ratman2 2]

you tight fu**er buy another.

 

That sums it up nicely.