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Soil Compaction Tester
I am wondering if anyone has ever used a soil compaction tester to sell aeration services?
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One sure way of selling aeration is to observe the puddling after a few minutes of rain or irrigation... most compaction we observe on our lawns is in the top 3-4 inches... I always carry a 2-tine manual plugger with me and if the structure is less than desirable I can use that know for many things...
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Never leave home without your soil probe. Not only sells aerations but helps you diagnose issues appearing within the lawn.
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Understanding soil texture, soil structure, and tilth is necessary to diagnose anything... I'm with you... not too difficult to come up with possible solutions when you're actually looking at the dirt...
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Gravely tight poor soils are epidemic here in newer developments. It's a tough gig to market aerations. There is a fundamental lack of knowledge here on both the consumer side and contractor side. Many aerations are performed in condtions too wet or too dry. Once mowing season is under way it is not even worth bothering with. Posted via Mobile Device Last edited by Exact Rototilling; 02-20-2013 at 09:23 AM. |
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