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 equipment’s original inventor, and contacted him.“He wasn’t doing a whole lot with it, so finally I said, ‘How about if I buy the patent and take it to market?’” Miller recalls. “It’s one of those things I joke about now: I liked the product so much I bought the company.”The EarthBuster breaks
