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aeroter

leoch · 2010-05-04 17:45:14

i have old heavy ground would an aeroter help it soak better and canu hire them anywere and what size of tractor would it take to operate one

04-05-2010 5:45pm

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i have old heavy ground would an aeroter help it soak better and canu hire them anywere and what size of tractor would it take to operate one

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#2 04-05-2010 9:50pm

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leoch wrote: »

i have old heavy ground would an aeroter help it soak better and canu hire them anywere and what size of tractor would it take to operate one

an aerator wont make much of an impact as it will only go down about 8 inches. if the land has wet spots a mole plough or a grassland subsoiler
might do a better job.

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