mlinnane
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Would a power rake be good for removing ruts in dirt and sod.
tractor ruts
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Soundguy
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Ruts in sod? I think you have lots of work on you hands. Will probably need fill material and a box blade or grader blade.. unless we are talking ridges and not ruts. In that case.. a heavy sode roller and a sprinkler may help.
Small ruts in bare soil. and a pasture chain drag will help..
soundguy
Small ruts in bare soil. and a pasture chain drag will help..
soundguy
Billy_S
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mlinnane said:
No. A power rake is good for destroying a lawn, but not much else. The idea of a power rake, generally, is to remove thatch from a lawn. Usually, thatch does not need to be removed at all and aerating is a far better option.
