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Did you know...A paddock vacuum can eliminate the need for a manure stall fork?
Paddock vacuums are so efficient and easy to use, that many customers retire their manure stall forks! A paddock vacuum has the same powerful suction on both wet and dry applications and will make wet spots disappear and pick up horse manure while leaving most bedding. No more sifting, no more manure stall forks and no more back breaking work! A paddock vacuum puts an end to dreadful barn duties!
