packing my lunch

kingoflawns · Mar 29, 2006

I just sold a 12 acre core aeration. This will be a full day of seat time. Cruse control will come in very handy on this one!

Barnboy · Mar 29, 2006

I wish I could afford a core aerator. I opted for a tiller instead. I'm envious. /forums/images/graemlins/crazy.gif

teachdocs · Mar 29, 2006

I just purchased a Turf-Aire 48 inch core aerator for my acreage. Set it up with hydraulic wheel lift. I add 9 concrete blocks on it's top storage deck for extra weight. Pulls 4 inch cores consistently. Absolutely wonderful with easy seat time. Will pull quite a load when on a hill or at startup, but no need to run in low range.
This is the project I finished prior to the "engine kill" problem I posted earlier.
Have fun with the 12 acres!

jlbota · Mar 29, 2006

What kind of Core Aerator do you use with your 3030? Does it work well?
I have thought about buying one of these and a spreader as well.

kingoflawns · Mar 30, 2006

I have a woods/gill pl 60, its built like a battleship. I load the weight tray up with granite blocks & im off to the races!

turfaire · Apr 3, 2006

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This is the project I finished prior to the "engine kill" problem I posted earlier.
Have fun with the 12 acres!
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Thanks for the kind words Chad.

kingoflawns · Apr 9, 2006

Tomorrow is the big day, the komotto dragon is loaded & ready to go. I will be curious to see how much fuel i burn on this gig. Just for the record lunch is ham& cheese!

BCNU · Apr 9, 2006

May I ask what the Woods 60" core aerator cost you. I am trying to find out prices before I go price one at my dealer. Thanks in advance for any info!