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@@green_SCOTTI just placed order earlier today. How long is shipping to US typically? I wasn’t able to see what shipping carrier/method is used.

All shipping to the US is usually 10 to 14 business days shipped out through Canada and USPS.

For this application they cut into the soil better this direction. Yes TESTED.

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Well, it goes down 2 1/2 inches I would hope your lines are a little bit lower than that. Definitely mark out the sprinkler heads. With a little flagging.

@@green_SCOTT I imagine they’re 8” or deeper. Good point.

Yes, many TORO customers with that model.

@@green_SCOTT Copy! Wheel diameter is 8in and you mentioned in previous video to take additional measurement of 6in from middle to right? Thanks!

Yes should fit no problem although check my site menu for information on installation, note you will need the threaded axle type with “nut” not a cotter pin type securement.

Just like the gym little at a time while mowing! Amazing results in no time!

@@goldengirls9230 your order was shipped out exactly the same day you ordered it. I did it myself orders to USA take about 10 to 15 business days. Usually when customers contact me they get the order the next day so hopefully you’re lucky. 🍀 love the excitement around this product when I built it. I’m like this is awesome…. so I know the feeling.! 😁

@@fousies I’ve tried to use two at a time and they end up just fighting each other and working less effectively.

I did do that roof with a pro and then did the garage myself. The pitch is a bit steep 100%!

The electric mowers some are 10 to 15lbs heavier than my craftsman gas so maybe one would expect miraculous results… just not in CLAY! 😉

I’m thinking about working on a different invention entirely involving aeration, although depending on each individuals soil conditions it seems as product works for the vast majority of individual soil types. The key is gradual aeration and yes we should talk in future regarding NEW products.

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I have not done a side by side comparison although keeping the seed and soil damp is required for germination. A little top dressing aways a great idea!

I have not done a side by side comparison, although I have revived an are under neaten some large trees with the CORE aerator and top dressing a 3 parts top soil 1 part peat moss 1 part compost and 1 part sand with great results video coming this weekend on my UA-cam channel. I would say that the more you do to cultivate and insure a root bed of a few inches of soft soil aids in root growth. This also allows great retainment of water.

I purchased the CORE aerator instead of the other pin or spike. Hopefully it will help with seed germination.

@@goldengirls9230 as long as you keep the seed slightly moist and have seed to soil contact you will get good germination. I definitely think it’s important to top dress lawns and detach prior to seeding. 🌱

@green_SCOTT Yes, I plan on dethatching, too. I still haven't received my order. Today is a perfect day to aerate since it rained last night, and the air is cool today. I'm hoping it gets here today! I wish there was a tracking number provided.

@goldengirls9230 tracking numbers are pretty much useless. It doesn’t get there any faster and it just thousands of dollars in additional shipping plus it was additional time out of my life and yours and the outcome is still exactly the same. I understand everybody’s excited about getting their new product because when I built it I was like oh my God I love this. It’s so cool. 😁

I do now, it’s a new thing!

I hoping to start a trend and work smarter and less messy!

Yeah, but mine actually works pretty good and it’s not an extra step. It’s while you’re mowing your lawn so saving time and you’re only here once in life so every precious moment that is saved in my eyes is a massive advantage. 🌱

True that, I actually have this product bought it last year tried it worked pretty good it came off once maybe I just need to add more washers

@eduardo13405 I’ve used a “nylon lock 🔒 NUT” with great results.

@@johngrinnell one seems to work better than using two. As to end up, fighting each other and is less effective.

@@green_SCOTT absolutely, but with the purchase price, is it one wheel or two wheels?

@@johngrinnell yes John cost per one! They are solid and can be sharpened as it will last a DECADE for residential use if not more! I’ll still be around to honour a 20 year warranty replacement. 💯

Would’ve been reading online is once your grass goes completely dead. There’s still the root structure below that is slowly deteriorating these old roots prevent new grass growth and make things just that much harder. If your grass is completely and 100% dead, I would suggest detaching of course, and turning over the soil and starting fresh grass is dead. It is just that the top surface is dead as well as the root system. There’s a reason farmers cultivate last year‘s crop is because once things are harvested and or the plants are at the end of their life cycle it’s over. I’ve had dead areas of grass where I’ve had a garden and the grass took about 10 years to fully fill in the 10 x 30 area. The bare soil was susceptible to weeds so you’re in a tough spot… you could top dress, adding an inch or two of soil that would really help out , three parts Top Soil one part compost one part Pete Moss one part Sand.

The weed be gone does have some different broadleaf weeds … I guess it’s all dependent on what you’ve got 👍🏻 but The Killex is awesome in my books

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