Air spade, good, bad or indifferent? some market research!

[Mike]

does anyone know of Dr Olaf in america, the pathologist, and has links to docs and info by him? also work by Dr lee Klinger of america.

 

Could always ask Dr Lee Winger of England

[Arborist Sites]

Anybody know the best place to buy airspades from?

 

Think APD group are your best bet or direct from the states as we did.

[Jonesie]

Or you can PM me for a price.

[Lee Winger]

does anyone know of Dr Olaf in america, the pathologist, and has links to docs and info by him? also work by Dr lee Klinger of america.

 

Could always ask Dr Lee Winger of England

 

I knew somwbody would sooner or later spot that name..........

[Lee Winger]

Iv'e got a second hand soil-pick [just as good as a Air-spade] if anyone's interested....

[Ian Flatters]

Iv'e got a second hand soil-pick [just as good as a Air-spade] if anyone's interested....

 

This might sound a bit retarded....Whats the difference?

[Tony Croft aka hamadryad]

This might sound a bit retarded....Whats the difference?

 

i will get back to you on this point as soon as i have all the facts at hand!

 

personaly my monies on the airspade rather than the pick.

[Arborist Sites]

The air spade has a specially machined nozzel which changes the airflow in such a way that roots are not oblitarated.

[Tony Croft aka hamadryad]

The air spade has a specially machined nozzel which changes the airflow in such a way that roots are not oblitarated.

 

also, with a bit of training and a little care, mycorrhizas can be retained:thumbup1:

[Lee Winger]

i will get back to you on this point as soon as i have all the facts at hand!

 

personaly my monies on the airspade rather than the pick.

 

having owned and used both I can assure you there isn't a jot of difference