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 10-27-2007, 10:57 Post: 147434
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I suppose its the busy season for these? Did they mention with the new supplier, is it the same style? IMHO its the style you want, because the drum units stick out farther and less compact in tight areas -plus they look funny Smile

The brand that I have is made by Midwest - there should be a few dealers that carry them. However there are others that make the same shape and form (and may be mfg by Midwest for them?)

http://www.corimpco.com/detail.aspx?ID=243

http://ccmachinery.com/compact.htm

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 10-27-2007, 11:41 Post: 147435
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  Drum aerator-spike vs Core Aerator plug

Take a look at this Kansas State study on Aerating your Lawn.






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Thanks for the info. One advantage of the core aerator-drum style, is that I could weld a hitch to this, and pull it behind my 1951 willys jeep. The tractor is very handy, but sometimes the smooth ride of the jeep is more fun when you have lots to do.






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Thanks for the info. One advantage of the core aerator-drum style, is that I could weld a hitch to this, and pull it behind my 1951 willys jeep. The tractor is very handy, but sometimes the smooth ride of the jeep is more fun when you have lots to do.






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