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Bannerman BA4, often come up on ebay. Try and get one with both hollow and fracture tine reels. Tough as anything and will last a long time.
Bloody hard work to use though :-)
Hi there,
I recently bought the Husqvarna Ar19. basic enough machine that core aerates to 7cm. Does not smear the cores like the Ryan can and is excellent on corners . It has removeable weights and foldable handles which make transporting bareable.Working width 50cm, honda enngine GX 160,so far I am very happy with it so far on both soft and hard ground.but you know you have done a days work with it,, I cant really see what can go to badly wrong with it either. It is considerably cheaper than say a Ryan or a Billygoat which were the other options here in Belgium where I live(under the €5000 catergrophy). There is also the weibang wb457ab, which also impresed budget wise, but its not available here in the Benelux countries.In my situation it was the right choice/price as I would have less than 20 clients at the moment who look for that service. Hope this helps and good luck!!
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A Camon LA25, comes in at around £2K.