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Here's a blog post from beachcleaner.com that discusses why tractor-towed beach cleaners are often a better choice for most potential beach cleaner owners. Do you agree?

Tractor-Towed or Self-Propelled Beach Cleaners? 

The Los Angeles times recently picked up a story from Ft. Lauderdale that discusses how effective the SURF RAKE is at picking up seaweed and other beach debris. In addition to removing man-made garbage from the beaches, it highlights an environmentally beneficial use for the massive amounts of seaweed the SURF RAKE removes from the beach--compost. Some highlights:

"The seaweed is constant. In November, said Almy, the beach patrol picked up 300 tons of seaweed, which is moved from the bucket of the Surf Rake into a dump truck and hauled off for composting." 

"Beach cleanup begins at 5:30 a.m., when Bennie Lynch fires up one of three new Caterpillar Challenger tractors: ... rubber-tracked yellow and black behemoths that pull a Barber Surf Rake so sensitive it can pluck a cigarette butt from wet sand."

Find the full article here:

http://www.latimes.com/news/nationworld/nation/la-na-florida-beaches-20120108,0,1637350.story#tugs_story_display 

Here's a news video we found from New Zealand, where the Rena Oil Spill cleanup effort continues. It highlights how the SURF RAKE beach cleaner has helped to improve the beaches' conditions.

Rena Oil Spill Video