Aerator Roll
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lol .. i walked around with the shoes before
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depends on your lawn size and soil type. we bought a rolling one years ago and tied cement blocks to it so to give further weight to the digging in of the holes.
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What is an aerator roll please?
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Same question here
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Sorry folks, but would refer you to google it, to see the picture etc.
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Oh, okay
know what it is now. (My kids and I call it the "spikey roller that turns grass into Goose poop" )
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Thanks Esther. Same as Bliss.....I know what it is now. I've considered one of these in the past but I'm not sure they would be heavy enough to spike the ground properly.
I've considered one of these in the past but I'm not sure they would be heavy enough to spike the ground properly.
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It was not @Sheal and that is why (stated earlier) .