[DellDGM]

I was just talking to muntjac and I realised I should probably put it in a new string to to re cap - I was wondering whether I should get what you guys are refering to as a rotamotor.  I think from what I can see from the pic (thanks Muntjac links) that they would be to big to bother with for my allotment - check out the picies and let me know what every one thinks I should use to dig up the beds after every season - do I stick to the old fashioned shovel and muscle or is there another option

[muntjac]

your pics dont werk matey ,you need to transfer the bottom code of the four listed  

[DellDGM]

what do I need to do?

[muntjac]

when you go back to photobucket copy the botom code into the post .delete these   you have posted on the site  

[DellDGM]

all fixed now ta1

[muntjac]

i cant see how  machine would help ya matey ,its a bit cramped for them in the beds ,stick to hand digging fer exercise n the joy of it ,,,,,,,,,,,

[Ruth Cross]

I agree, Shovel and muscle I'm afraid. The Rotavator is too much hassel for those size beds. Plus it will make a mess of your lovely clean paths

[Trillium]

It's possible to use a small rotovator, like a Mantis, on your beds,  but it would still throw dirt over the edges. Looks like you're stuck hand digging.

[Annie]

If it`s good soil in the beds you shouldn`t need to dig much anyway as the soil won`t be compacted,just a bit of a turn over when you add muck or compost,some say the worms will dig it in but our worms don`t seem to have read the books!

[WG.]

some say the worms will dig it in but our worms don`t seem to have read the books!

Wrong type of worm Annie - you need bookworms!  HA!

[splodger]

wg - laughing at your own jokes  :?

[Trillium]

wg - laughing at your own jokes  :?

Someone has to    

[Annie]

The bookworms are in the compost heap reading the shredded bills and newspaper!