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Old 08-28-2011, 07:12 PM
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Default The new aerator!
Stopped at the farm store Friday and they had these on clearance for $99 bucks. So needless to say I bought one. All I can say is this thing is BAD A**. Box said 275 full. It does an unbelievable job empty can't wait to see what it does full. I think it looks like some kind of torcher device .
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Old 08-28-2011, 07:33 PM
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I have wanted to see what one of those looked like in person. It looks like it will do the job just fine. Just don't fall off your seat backwards while using it, LOL.
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Old 08-28-2011, 08:02 PM
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Wow, that is impressive-looking!!! Looks like it could have been used in the old Roman gladiator days. Ha!
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That's insane! Lets see what it looks like behind a Cub! Does it tear up the turf much when the spikes come out of the ground? How big of a hole does it punch, 1/2" thick or something? I agree....looks like something used in Roman times. DEFINATELY not drinking and driving while using this thing, that would be a nasty outcome!
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Fine looking aerator Eric!
That thing does look bad!
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Old 08-28-2011, 09:52 PM
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That's insane! Lets see what it looks like behind a Cub! Does it tear up the turf much when the spikes come out of the ground? How big of a hole does it punch, 1/2" thick or something? I agree....looks like something used in Roman times. DEFINATELY not drinking and driving while using this thing, that would be a nasty outcome!
I'll put it behind the super tomorrow for ya Mike!! The spikes are wedge's empty they went in about 2 1/2" or so. I didn't tear up the yard at all. It did pull small plugs out but not real big. If I have time tomorrow I'm gonna fill it and see what it does full, and I'll let you know.


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Fine looking aerator Eric!
That thing does look bad!
It is!!!
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Awesome aerator, Eric! Can't wait to see your action shots!
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Awesome aerator, Eric! Can't wait to see your action shots!
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Wow, that is impressive-looking!!! Looks like it could have been used in the old Roman gladiator days. Ha!
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That's insane! Lets see what it looks like behind a Cub! Does it tear up the turf much when the spikes come out of the ground? How big of a hole does it punch, 1/2" thick or something? I agree....looks like something used in Roman times. DEFINATELY not drinking and driving while using this thing, that would be a nasty outcome!
Well here ya go, looks great behind the super.

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Awesome aerator, Eric! Can't wait to see your action shots!
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Ditto! Looking forward to your action shots!
Action shots to come!!
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