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hydraulic rotivators

slanemc · 2007-06-09 21:57:50

looking for some advice. In the process of preparing a fairly large piece of ground for a lawn. The ground is level with a good covering of topsoil. Have sprayed weedkilleer to kill off existing grass. Went to hire a rotivator to dig the ground but the guy told me that the hydraulic rotiavtor wouldnt break the ground, that…

09-06-2007 9:57pm

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slanemc

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looking for some advice. In the process of preparing a fairly large piece of ground for a lawn. The ground is level with a good covering of topsoil. Have sprayed weedkilleer to kill off existing grass. Went to hire a rotivator to dig the ground but the guy told me that the hydraulic rotiavtor wouldnt break the ground, that it would be need to be dug with a digger first.

Has anyone any experience of using these. Will they do the job or is a digger required??

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#2 14-06-2007 2:54pm

Foleyart

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I Don't know about hydraulic rotivators but the old petrol driven Merry Tiller would do the job just fine unless you are talking about unusually hard compacted ground.

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