18 Inch Rolling Lawn Aerator with Anti-slip Handle and Tine Spikes
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Customers appreciate the aerator's ease of assembly, lightweight design, and suitability for small yards, noting it improves soil aeration when used on moist ground. Frequent concerns include its light weight requiring added pressure or weights, short spikes limiting penetration, and some durability issues with handles and spikes. Overall, it offers decent value for basic lawn care but may not meet expectations for larger or tougher lawns.
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Digging deep is most important to me
This aerator is light and the handle is not very rigid, but as you can see in the picture, I removed the quard and slipped a 10# rubber plate so that it could dig deeper. Works like a champ now. I should give myself 5 stars!!!
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It did not take much for installation. Easy to use it, make sure the soil is wet when you use it. Be careful from the nails for your safety.
Good for light aeration
This aerator works as designed however my yard is very bumpy and uneven with patches of grass and bare soil--aeration was one of many avenues I've tried to fix this. Because of the uneven grade, the aerator will frequently 'miss' spots. While this is unavoidable to a certain extent, the spikes seem like they could be a bit longer (an inch or so) to really penetrate the ground.
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Tricky but worked
I was quite skeptical after reading most of the reviews because it hadn’t worked for others. We had a small patch in our backyard where we really needed to aerate it and then lay some seeds down back in October. We used this before laying the seeds down and we made sure that we used it a day or two after it had rained and that made the soil be a little bit moist and easier to work with instead of working with really hard soil and I think that was the trick that really helped. It has worked for us. I already saw some new seeds sprouting in the areas that we needed new growth in.
$200
