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hello, is there anyone who can give me some info on 'air spade', how fast it digs,what's it like to use, is it messy and can you de-compact with it(blasting air in to the ground)? I've got a couple of jobs lined up but they won't pay for it out right. does it tend to spend most of its time in the garage? thanks for any help.

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I bought one for a job a couple of years ago. The one job job paid for itself (easily). Since then I've used it a couple of times to find buried cables beneath stumps and once to expose some roots so the LA groundworks team could build up a footpath over some poplar roots without severing them. Its tucked away in the back of the container at the moment, maybve I should start to promote it a bit more. It is a messy job but it is also pretty good fun at the same time. I wouldn't think its too good for deep de-compacting jobs, a terra-vent will probably do a better job and it will only loosen the soil (or blow it away to the side of trench etc. To effectively dig you would also need a suction device. Hope this helps and good luck

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