Identify Soil Compaction

So, this one hooks up to the front of a lawnmower. But here's a second deatcher right here that hooks up right to your nose pickers. You don't need special tools. I would get a very stiff spring rake and just get in there. If it's a small area, just get in there and rake it until you know that you've got that all cleaned up. But that doesn't solve all your problems. You've got to understand what created the problem in the first place. Is it compaction or is it buildup and suffocation uh of thatch? So maybe you have a spot where you've parked a car in the past or you've got uh Okay, here's a great example right here. I've got a road going in that I've driven into right there. And you can see that it's suffered. So it's not the grass isn't the same quality there. That's from compaction. And it's a completely different piece of equipment, a completely different technique and tool. And you still don't need a professional to do this. So, let's show you exactly what I use to fix something like that, and then I'll tell you how you can go ahead and go do it yourself. Now, I know I've told you a couple times already in this video, you don't need a pro to do this. Because what I'm telling you doesn't require special skill. It requires a special tool. And the special tools anybody can use, rent, gain access to. It's not the end of the world. The only thing that requires anything special is a tiny bit of specialized knowledge, which is the goal of today's video is to give you that specialized knowledge to know whether you should be doing deatching or core aation. That's it. Once you understand which