Biancazzurro
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Does anyone have a rotavator or tiller that I can borrow for a day? I could collect and return it from anywhere in Brighton / Mid-Sussex.
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Rotavator
- Thread starter Biancazzurro
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Codner's Wallop
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- Sep 11, 2013
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Sorry can't help. If it's any consolation, I can reveal that rotavator is the longest palindrome in the English Dictionary.
Lord Bracknell
On fire
How much clay is there in your soil?
In my experience, a rotavator is the most effective way of compressing clay soil into brick-like clods that make it impossible to plant or grow anything.
In my experience, a rotavator is the most effective way of compressing clay soil into brick-like clods that make it impossible to plant or grow anything.
ShanklySeagull
Justice for the 96...
If it helps you can hire one from A-Plants Tool Hire Express store. They are on Freshfield Business Park in Brighton. Call 01273 564360 and ask for Tristan. He's very helpful and will be able to quote you a hire rate.
beorhthelm
A. Virgo, Football Genius
- Jul 21, 2003
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usful input. i've been toying with the idea of rotavating my garden which is awfully uneven and cracked from all the clay shrinkage, mix in top soil along the way. you think this will just make it worse?
Biancazzurro
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Our garden used to be covered in slate chippings but we want to grass it now. We've removed the slate and the liner but the soil is compressed and needs topsoil adding. I'm not sure what the soil is like - is Hassocks likely to be chalky or clay?
Papa Lazarou
Living in a De Zerbi wonderland
[MENTION=2223]e77[/MENTION] had one. I've used it before.