Pressure washer and a shop vac, you would be amazed at how well it works 
especially for trenching in something narrow, because the hole only has to be wide enough for the shopvac hose so it can suck the spoil away. You'll need other dirt to backfill with tho, unless you wanna wait till it dries. I'll never dig another post hole by hand as long as i live after learning that trick, i tried it a few years ago on a job for family planting flowers and doing brick edging where gas, power, and the sprinkler system was, hand digging was all but certain to hit something. It not only worked amazingly well, especially as you get deeper where a hand dug hole would be much wider, but is almost effortless work compared to humping a shovel, and is safer since you can't damage anything.
I changed the oil in the wife's car, climbed up in the attic and did the house air filter, and bought a rolling toolbox set for my gear at work to make my life a bit easier. Planning on adding either a couple large diameter wheels (20" or so) or the tri wheel type to make stairs easy, and I'll be able to lock it all up without going to a different gang box to fit my stuff in where it won't get crushed, since i now have my own lockable mini box with me wherever i go. It'll be nice to easily move all my stuff when i go to different jobsites, we often have a long walk in so this is actually worth it. I've been using a foldable dolly for a few years now but it's a nightmare trying to make it all ride on it nicely, now the tower all locks together so it's much nicer to move, and i have a ton more space for stuff now. It's a cheaper version which will suit me just fine, and now all my gear including my hood will be sealed in a water and dust proof hard case, no biggie if it's left in a truck bed or outside overnight. Simple thing but I'm really stoked about it
especially for trenching in something narrow, because the hole only has to be wide enough for the shopvac hose so it can suck the spoil away. You'll need other dirt to backfill with tho, unless you wanna wait till it dries. I'll never dig another post hole by hand as long as i live after learning that trick, i tried it a few years ago on a job for family planting flowers and doing brick edging where gas, power, and the sprinkler system was, hand digging was all but certain to hit something. It not only worked amazingly well, especially as you get deeper where a hand dug hole would be much wider, but is almost effortless work compared to humping a shovel, and is safer since you can't damage anything. I changed the oil in the wife's car, climbed up in the attic and did the house air filter, and bought a rolling toolbox set for my gear at work to make my life a bit easier. Planning on adding either a couple large diameter wheels (20" or so) or the tri wheel type to make stairs easy, and I'll be able to lock it all up without going to a different gang box to fit my stuff in where it won't get crushed, since i now have my own lockable mini box with me wherever i go. It'll be nice to easily move all my stuff when i go to different jobsites, we often have a long walk in so this is actually worth it. I've been using a foldable dolly for a few years now but it's a nightmare trying to make it all ride on it nicely, now the tower all locks together so it's much nicer to move, and i have a ton more space for stuff now. It's a cheaper version which will suit me just fine, and now all my gear including my hood will be sealed in a water and dust proof hard case, no biggie if it's left in a truck bed or outside overnight. Simple thing but I'm really stoked about it
