DIY Core Aerator - Update.
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- Опубліковано 14 жов 2024
- For those of you wondering how my core aerator is holding up, just you watch and see for yourself.
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So flipping cool man! Awesome video
Thanks for the update! I like the idea and am going to see if a bubby of mine wants to go in on one.
Good stuff man, ill have to give the build a go.
Great idea. 👏🏽I wish I thought of it. I use a pitch fork which is a chore. 👎🏽
Maybe double aerator wheel? Might be more balanced and double the amount of hole per pass. Your seem to work great. Good job 👍🏾
Hey, thank you. I honestly think 1 wheel is good enough, but I'll probably be testing it out with 2 wheel in the near future and see how it works out.
Good job! You did THAT!
I’ll build my own soon but for now I’m renting a classen and doing 2 other neighbors yards so I’m getting it free and making a little money. I like yours. Hope mine comes out half as good.
Good deal. I'm sure yours will come out just fine. Hope you pick an awesome paint job for it. If you have any concerns, just send me a message and I'll help the best that I can. Good luck.
I like the build, do the cores eject okay? I see most of the commercial ones have a taper to help eject the cores as the come up.
Nice work! Looks like you live west of the cascades judging by the tall fir trees. I live in the PDX metro
Hey PNWLawnGuy, thank you. I'm a little more southeast. 👍
Have you tried to put the tines more out from the center, meaning you would get longer plugs from the lawn? They look like they're only about 2cm long, perhaps they should be 3-4cm for better drainage of the lawn?
these are much longer: ua-cam.com/video/5KaFI9Ii7y0/v-deo.html
That is not 2cm lol. He’s making 3-4 cm cores with that. Longer thines are available but those are for heavy machinery
@@TheEchelon 1:05 into the video, the first piece he is holding is 2cm. I understand your bragging of "things" being extra long, you probably standing in the mirror looking lol!
If I walked by your yard my first thought would be, damn that's a lot of dog doodoo. Anyways very nice build. Have you consider multiple tine wheels, to speed up the coring process?
Thanks 👍. Yes, I'm actually brainstorming 2 more models with 2 wheels each. Hope to have it done by mid to late summer.
Ever consider making one with two wheels of tines? I wonder if it would be too cumbersome to use.
What paint did you use for the stud and the plywood round?
Question on the homemade times…. Looks like you cut the threaded end on the side that Punctures the ground is that accurate ?
Have you fried turning the plugger spoons so that the cut out slot is perpendicular with the wheel and facing the inside of the wheel
Hey there, so I have been asked this before about rotating the tines so that they eject either facing forward or towards the rear. I don't believe it will make a difference, I just prefer the way I have them since it makes them easier to clean after use. As for making the tines face the 2x4 handle, I believe it would become a little unstable since I would need a thicker spacer so the tines don't hit the board. Hope this helps.
So how does the lawn look after these treatments?
After core aerating, you'll see the cores all over your yard, but they'll eventually breakdown. I usually cut my lawn very low, dethatch, then core aerate. My lawn bounces back around 2 weeks later after proper watering.
Im in process of building mine like yours and Amick RollAerator. I can sent you the pictures if you like. Still in progress tho...might be able give me some direction.
man, how did you make your own tines .. it's such a pain and so time consuming, gave up after just 1
If you use the same tools I used, they cut like butter.
In your original aerator video you had some retail core tines. Why did you decide to make your own out of steel pipes? Seems like prices are comparable $20 for 4 tubes vs $51.47 for 12 pre-made tines off Amazon.
He actually got 8 tines from the 4 steel pipes
For us not so savvy people would you probably sell the wheel pre-made?
Hey mariadozier1332, I had thought about doing that before. Unfortunately I decided not to follow thru after I started at my new job. I know the tines are the hardest to make especially for the inexperienced. I apologize if this isn't what you wanted to hear. I just want to be honest. Do let me know if there's another way I can help.
@@vandit0o0ocould you make a video on how to cut the tines?
I would buy just the wheel and handle and install my own tines if you were willing to build that.
Show how you made it
ua-cam.com/video/ev-wq5FZOXg/v-deo.html&ab_channel=AlbertDoesItAll
I built one for $60
Wow, impressive. How were you able to keep the price so low?
Sell me one?