The EarthBuster’s Shot of Air Aims to Rejuvenate Drainfields

The EarthBuster’s Shot of Air Aims to Rejuvenate Drainfields
Ken Miller, left, speaks to a WWETT Show attendee about the benefits of the EarthBuster. The tool breaks up compacted soil and biomat by repeatedly driving a pneumatic probe up to 6 feet deep into a drainfield and delivering shots of compressed air. (Photo by Kyle Rogers)

Ken Miller was introduced to the EarthBuster a decade ago. At that time, the deep-soil decompactor tool was sold under a different name, but Miller was impressed by the way it rejuvenated a drainfield on a rental property he owned. So he did some research, tracked down the...

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