Does anyone have any experience with pulverizers? I am grading a yard and after blading and raking I still have large dirt clods. Will a pulverizer take care of them and if not what does???? Also I noticed some have two rollers and some have one roller. I am assuming two is better then one??
pulverizers?
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nicklan
Silver Member
KCH,
I have a Woods SBT100 puliverizer and it works fantastic for busting up clods, leveling/grading. Mine only has one roller, although I can add another one, at this time can see no reason to.
Nick
I have a Woods SBT100 puliverizer and it works fantastic for busting up clods, leveling/grading. Mine only has one roller, although I can add another one, at this time can see no reason to.
Nick
popeye
Silver Member
I have spent many hours dragging a pulverizer around on baseball infields. It will definitely make big clods into loose dirt with no problem. It will level a little bit also. Makes a great seed bed. One roller is fine.
Mike
Mike
I have a 4' Dirt Dog pulverizer. My Bx2200 pulls that thing great in this Georgia red clay. I do landscaping and the only thing that could beat it is a Harley power rake. But they are about $6,000. pulverizer is cheaper and alot less to maintain. the Dirt Dog mimics the Gill BT models. Great piece of equipment to own.
I would only reccomend using a pulverizer on firm dry soil. When I seeded part of my lawn I had used a disk to till up the old lawn and it was a little too loose for the pulverizer to work effectively.
JT
JT
JimMc
Platinum Member
Dirt Dog is the supplier to Bush Hog for their ground engaging products. Your local Bush Hog dealer should have access.