Yard Butler RP-3 24-Inch Roto Planter
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Tools and Hardware Reviews of Yard Butler RP-3 24-Inch Roto Planter
Customer Review: Roto Planter
Summary: 5 Stars
This bulb planter is the best thing since sliced bread..cut my planting time by hours. It worked well beyond my expectations. Recommend anyone who needs to plant hundreds of bulbs like I did...this is a "necessity" item.
Customer Review: Roto Planter
Summary: 4 Stars
The good old elbow grease method sent me to the doctor. It was painfull. Than I heard about that product and took a chance, ordered it. Now it is a pleasure to plant in my garden. The only dis-adventage is that it almost pulverize the dirt, so it takes time to dig it out but that is small trouble for the eazy planting.Customer Review: Saved my back!
Summary: 5 Stars
I bought more than 150 bulbs and really needed some help. I found this wonderful "helper" and ordered it. It arrived in a few days. We had not had rain for a few weeks so the soil was dry and our soil contains clay. I had my doubts how this would work, but it worked great! Even in areas where there were small roots, it performed very well. Naturally, it does not perform very well if the soil is rocky, which some of ours is. I planted about 100 bulbs in less than 3 hours! I definitely recommend this product.Customer Review: Since it's not quite fall, I haven't had a chance to use it. But, I think I will like it!
Summary: 4 Stars
I haven't written a review yet because I haven't had a chance to use it. It's not quite fall yet, and I don't have the bulbs to plant yet...Customer Review: Soil hole auger
Summary: 4 Stars
What's to say. The oversized earth drill big made holes in my heavy clay so I could install termite baits and traps.
I powered the auger with a heavy duty 1/2 inch electric drill. Neat holes took only 10-15 seconds.
The only flaw with the product is the round shaft slipping inside the drill chuck. I fixed that by grinding flats on three sides.