ElBubba
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Out of curiousity, do you have any idea what you'd pay a commercial outfit to clean your pond?
Pond Rake
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pajoube
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Very nice job. Also you really have a beautiful setting.
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stray
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To tell you the truth I don't thank that service would be available. At least not in this area. Not without draining the pond.
But I guess this service could be available here now. I would charge about $35 or $40 an hour.
But I guess this service could be available here now. I would charge about $35 or $40 an hour.
cqaigy
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<font color="red"> Thanks for the great pics and idea for your pond rake!!
I have a friend with a pond and he struggles keeping his pond clear, so im gonna pass this on to him. </font>
I have a friend with a pond and he struggles keeping his pond clear, so im gonna pass this on to him. </font>
Creamer
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Could you mount this on a regular 3 pt and use an hydraulic cylinder for the 3 pt arm?
MossRoad
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Don't see why not. Although I'd be leary of backing a conventional tractor towards a pond edge. 
