Hi everyone i am new to this site and fairly new to allotment growing,i have bought a rotovator with finger tines,can anyone tell me what these tines are for?.i have dug my plot and my intention was to break the soil down with these tines,am i on the right track? many thanks
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They make a finer crumb ( tilth???- is that the right word??)
So you use them in the final rotovation.
I found that they also picked up stray weeds which had been turned over- so they tended to clog if you've not removed the bulk of the weeds/roots."Nicos, Queen of Gooooogle" and... GYO's own Miss Marple
Location....Normandy France
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These wouldn't work to break down the soil after digging BB as the OP said they would be used for. They do look very similar to the dethatching tines available for the Mantis Tillers. I can't quite read from the Pic. Is that a Mantis?Originally posted by bearded bloke View PostI was wondering if it was these de thatching tines Nicos .......

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Yep,it's a Mantis AP & those tines really do get thatch & moss out of my lawn,I really must get myself organised enough to follow up with the scarifier attachment this year though
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Got my 2 stroke Mantis (second hand) a couple of years back,came with :-
Wheels
Edging tool
Wire wheel
Cultivator
Planter
Scarifier
De-thatcher
& ALL the associated manuals
Last edited by bearded bloke; 07-03-2013, 11:16 AM.He who smiles in the face of adversity,has already decided who to blame
Artificial intelligence is no match for natural stupidity
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