Can aerator be adjusted for depth, say 1" for over seeding.
1398050
There is not an 'adjustment lever', but there is a metal tray on top. My son has adjusted the depth of the aeration by adding or taking away weight on the tray. We use very expensive and exclusive cement blocks or log stumps to add weight. But you are not going to change the depth greatly. But when he did add a few blocks on it, I would say it was 1/2-1" in depth depending on your soil. We have a lot of clay, and it worked after a few swipes. Hope this helps.
1398051
No, When you release the wheel lever, the unit rests completely on the core rods.
1398052
There is no adjustment for depth . . but soil moisture, soil hardness and the amount of weight you place on the aerator would effect the depth. Weight being the most important . . I suspect you could experiment with weight and get the depth you want
1470986
I don't believe it will matter other than it will reduce the flow somewhat. The only thing you will need to do is attach a fitting on the output of the pump to accommodate a 1 inch tube. If you are using the tetra filter you will need to to the same thing there as well.
524744
This is a spike aerator/ seeder which works great. I found though you need to add some weights to get good ground penetrtion. Easy to put together and use
2124319
I have a manual aerator (four prongs on an angle, straight handle on top with a T for handholds) same thing I use to turn over the soil in my gardens. I use this once or twice during the season to turn over the material without moving the container.
19932
I don't see why not. Plant roots that need extra depth would grow more horizontally. I had a container garden before I used Gtonomics and I was able to grow a variety of plants and vegetables. It would simply become a very large container.
153685
This aerator attaches to your kitchen faucet and the quality of the product is excellent! Unless you have a very large kitchen sink, this aerator should do the job for you by reaching most of the corners.
191799
You would have to know the size of the hole and thickness of the fermenter. For instance, the hole was too small on the glass gallon+ water dispenser I bought so I widened the hole with a bit designed to do the job and then it fit fine.
807749
As long as it has the threaded aerator on it. Adapters are available too if your threads are a different size.
2200578
the depth is one inch. If one inch is more than one half the cylinder { maybe}
1386355
It can easily be adjusted to produce small volumes or large volumes of caulk with the adjustment dial on the back end. It would work very well for you.
1854668
Yes. The fixed base has a micrometer adjustment, which is a vernier type adjustment knob that can be adjusted in readable increments of 1/64". When mounted under a router table the adjustment knob can be accessed and turned with a adjustment key (an allen wrench screw, wrench with handle included) through a hole in the table. Your particular table most probably won't have the hole pre-drilled, so you will have to drill the hole yourself, which shouldn't be a big deal. Personally, I don't use the above table adjustment, because I want to be able to read the depth graduations on the dial as I make height adjustments. When I mount my router onto the table using it's base I always position the adjustment dial toward the front so that I can read the adjustments as I make them. I saw the other answer to your question where the author mentioned that a router used in a table should be at least 3HP. I disagree with this comment unless you are doing professional work and are using the router continuously. I've have gotten consistently good results while using this router at less than full speed as designated for rail and stile bit sets that I use. If you would be cutting into a hard wood like oak, you may not want to try to make a full depth cut on the first pass. I prefer to may multiple cuts through the depth of the cut with a final one removing no more than 10-15% of the total material being removed. This ensures that by taking a small cut as the last cut that you minimize bit chatter, hang-up and breakout, and that your results are smooth and consistent.
52698
Unfortunately, no. You can move it out of the way, but you can't adjust the depth.
372930
I have almost exactly the same dimensions/water depth.Yes it will adjust to these criteria easily
1167734
Adjustable tilling depth, up to 5 inches offers the versatility to dig for the right planting depth.
1881071
Yes. The depth is adjustable. Just make sure your soil is well worked and loose.
1220064
The kit comes with an adapter that replaces your current aerator (uses the same threads from the faucet). From what i can tell no ability to support a aerator on top of the aerator. This would affect how the quick release hose works.
2215416
No. It was way too feeble for my 50,000 gal pond system, but I don't think it is possible to have too much aeration. As someone else mentioned, you can always hook up extra air stones.