Very satisfied with the results, this is a very useful tool if you make gardens and need to break up the hard pan to aerate and help drain your soil. In southeast Louisiana we have what we call blackjack, it is a dark clay soil that when it’s dry it’s comparable to concrete. It is usually 6-8” under a better top soil. My property was farmed I row crops for over 50 years then I ran horses on it for a few years after. So needless to say the ground was packed. This subsoiler busted right through it and I noticed better drainage right away. I also made some cuts on other places that would hold water that now dry up pretty quickly. I recommend this tool for anyone who has hard pan issues, just be mindful that this is a light to medium duty implement and if you in a place that has rocks or tree roots you may want to go with a beefier model with a trip shank. Overall I think I’ll find many more uses for it. Definitely something you should have in your arsenal of gardening implements.

This is one implement that I wasn't sure I needed, but boy am I glad I bought it. This thing rocks! I've come up with so many uses: in addition to using it for what it is meant for (breaking up the subsoil in my garden), I've run numerous underground electrical lines and cables, pulled tree stumps, pulled up big (truck tire sized) rocks, and more!

Worked great to bust thru roots

Not bad for the money. I used it to lay 200' of 1/2" pex pipe, and it worked great. If you have rocks, you may be in trouble!