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A soil coring device with a core ejector mechanism that has a cylindrical cutting tube with two (2) 180 degree opposed tee slots that serve as a guide for an ejection plate, affixed to a cylindrical cutting tube is a tube with a vertically oriented slot attached perpendicularly thereto is a handle t

A soil coring device with a core ejector mechanism that has a cylindrical cutting tube with two (2) 180 degree opposed tee slots that serve as a guide for an ejection plate, affixed to a cylindrical cutting tube is a tube with a vertically oriented slot attached perpendicularly thereto is a handle to which is affixed a bubble level. Located on the tube is a threaded locking knob that extends through the slot and communicates with a short presetting locking cylinder. Also located on the tube is a threaded locking hand knob that extends through the slot and communicates with a cylindrical rod to which a tamping plate is permenently attached. In operation, the soil coring device handle is rotated causing the cylindrical cutting tube to enter the soil to the predetermined depth, that has been preset by tightening the threaded locking knob into the short presetting locking cylinder, until ejection plate makes contact with the surface. The cylindrical cutting tube is removed from the hole, is then placed into the existing hole on the green, the threaded locking hand knob is released, both feet are placed on opposite sides of the cylindrical cutting tube and positioned on top of the ejection plate, the handle is pulled upwards ejecting the core into the hole. Then the tamping plate is displaced 2″-3″beyond the end of the cylindrical cutting tube, the core is then tamped with a tamping plate to achieve a level surface.

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A soil coring device and core ejector mechanism for golf course greens comprising, a cylindrical cutting tube having a lower cutting edge and opposed longitudinally extending guide slots with connecting circumferentially extending locking slots, a foot engageable ejector plate slidably received in s

A soil coring device and core ejector mechanism for golf course greens comprising, a cylindrical cutting tube having a lower cutting edge and opposed longitudinally extending guide slots with connecting circumferentially extending locking slots, a foot engageable ejector plate slidably received in said slots and extending laterally beyond each side of the cutting tube, a support tube having a longitudinally oriented clamping slot on one side thereof, said support tube being attached at one end to said cutting tube and having a perpendicularly extending operator handle secured at its opposite end, an elongated slidable rod having one end terminating within said support tube and a second end extending freely through said ejector plate and secured to a circular tamping plate located within said cutting tube below the ejector plate, clamping means associated with said clamping slot for adjustably clamping said rod, and an adjustable stop means associated with said support tube adapted to contact an abutment on said rod to preset the position of the tamping plate with respect to the cutting edge.