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Thread: Lawn Levelling Tool
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21st August 2024, 11:45 AM #1
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Lawn Levelling Tool
Hi all,
Apologies if I have not looked hard enough for the answer but here I go.
I am looking at levelling my very bumpy lawn... and looking at lawn levelling tool.
Looking for recommendations here on which one to get here in Australia?
I would like to buy it once and buy it right but at the same time, conscious at not spending too much on something I may use perhaps once a year only.
Thank you very much.
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21st August 2024, 09:35 PM #2
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remember you want to be searching for "levelling lute" or "soil spreader"
but depending on the size of your lawn.... but I bought this one from bunnings and seems to work well enough, but obviously a BIGGER one will do the job quicker. Or if you're handy enough you can just make one.
https://www.bunnings.com.au/cyclone-...eader_p3361061
the have another one thats about half the price but seemed really crappy when I saw it in the shop vs the wooden handled one. plus its bunnings, can always use it and take it back saying it was crap and get a refund. I think there are some other aussie made ones out there but price was higher, but being a bigger tool would do the job quicker/more accurate.
https://allett-au.com/products/lawn-...jys6U9B3RxGacB
other then that can always just bolt/weld some angle iron together and make your own
paddocks and large area's seem to just tow a pallet or bed frame around
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21st August 2024, 10:03 PM #3
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Thank you very much! I am also looking at the same Cyclone one from Bunnings too.
Making one is easy enough - issue is by the time I get materials, it'll easily be half the cost for mild steel and a lot more in stainless... add to that the time to weld it together, not sure it's worth it really.
I also came across the other ones online but for a lot more money too.
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