Small Power Harrow?

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dressagelove

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Hi,

This seems an impossible task, can't find one by searching on google :/

We have clopf installed on our arena, but it has unfortunately been allowed to dry out and it needs re-harrowing into the sand, but its only a 20X40m arena, and we need a small power harrow, either to rent or buy...

Can anybody point me in the right direction?

Thanks
 
dressagelove said:
Hi,

This seems an impossible task, can't find one by searching on google :/

We have clopf installed on our arena, but it has unfortunately been allowed to dry out and it needs re-harrowing into the sand, but its only a 20X40m arena, and we need a small power harrow, either to rent or buy...

Can anybody point me in the right direction?

Thanks
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Oh that old chestnut, yeah you might find it 'drys out' alot and often comes backs up, despite what Martin Collins tells you!

It's not really a power harrow you need anyway, you need something that puts it in the ground rather than spreads it out.

I see you are in the northwest, I would suggest contacting Lantech Solutions Ltd, they can pop down with their stone burier and that will put it back in for you, however they will suggest you have both the sand and product wet in order for it to work.

Thanks
 
Not being knowledgable on that type of surface but wouldn't a rotovator do it set to a shallow depth?
I have a 6.5 hp rotovator which we used on my allotment (100 foot x 25 foot) it levelled the surface beautifully and mixed in the compost into the soil.
I have used it to do lawns from scratch too, hardly needing to use the roller to level it as the rotovator did such a good job.You can hire them but we bought ours, it's this

rotovator.jpg



got ours off ebay for around £474 new
 
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