hey eric
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Eric ELM
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Click <a href="http://www.classen-mfg.com/tp-48r.html">Classen</a> is the Classen webpage or I have it on my website in my equipment page in the Lesco version, but built by Classen. I paid $1299 at Lesco, and yes, I like it a lot. It works nice and does a great job.<p>----------<br><a href="http://www.townserver.com/elm/">Eric@ELM</a><p><p><p><br>
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ever hear of a TURFCO aerator.the one im looking at is the TM-42 TRACTOR MOUNT..is it any good or should i get one that i can tow with my ztr(which is the tow type)...price for the tractor mount is 995+85 shipping..tow type is 1540+95 shipping<p>turfco.com<p>thank you all for your help and responses,tim<br>
Eric ELM
Husband, Father, Friend, Angel
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- Chicago, IL USA
Tim, If you have a 3 pt. hitch, I would get the tractor mount, as they call it. With the 3 pt. hitch, you can lift it over side walkes, driveways, sprinkler heads, ect. If you have a Lesco around, check out the one like I have, it can be used as a tow behind or on a 3 pt. hitch. Best of both worlds, but yes, it does leave cores on the lawns which disappear in a couple of weeks.<p>----------<br><a href="http://www.townserver.com/elm/">Eric@ELM</a><br>
John DiMartino
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- Walden,NY
After I aerate,I reseed the lawn and hopefully by then the cores have dried(I dp it on a sunny day).Then I pull a drag mat over the whole lawn with a rider or a golf cart.this pulls the seed and busts the cores up,it is a little dusty when doing this.I have found at the golf course at 7/8 inch height or on my lawn at 3" it lools better,is kinder to your blades and the amount of seed that takes is almost double,does anyone else drag them in?I agree with Eric,if you have a 3ph on a tractor,use it,you have more flexibility,and people dont like there walks and driveways aerated.<p>----------<br>John D<br>
