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Missy
Reviewed in the United States on February 5, 2025
It was cumbersome and not ready to use. The handles didn't feel sturdy at all. Even with a cement block on, the spikes barely went into the ground. It also didn't stand upright like it shows in the picture.
Missy
Reviewed in the United States on February 5, 2025
It was cumbersome and not ready to use. The handles didn't feel sturdy at all. Even with a cement block on, the spikes barely went into the ground. It also didn't stand upright like it shows in the picture.
David Weaver
Reviewed in the United States on February 12, 2025
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David Weaver
Reviewed in the United States on February 12, 2025
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paula
Reviewed in Canada on January 24, 2025
It works!!!Our lawn was decimated by raccoons this winter.It chews up the remnants of the lawn very well.I can’t wait to seed it and get a lawn back 👌🏻
paula
Reviewed in Canada on January 24, 2025
It works!!!Our lawn was decimated by raccoons this winter.It chews up the remnants of the lawn very well.I can’t wait to seed it and get a lawn back 👌🏻
DenverDogs
Reviewed in the United States on January 17, 2025
For the price... total junk that does not effectively do the job it is advertised to do.
DenverDogs
Reviewed in the United States on January 17, 2025
For the price... total junk that does not effectively do the job it is advertised to do.
Fabio
Reviewed in Canada on September 4, 2024
Once a weight is attached, it will not roll forwards. You can only pull in backwards direction. Without a weight, pushing forward it is easy to use and it will scarify earth. Therefore, the tool will be useful to poke very small holes before overseeding lawn. However not good as a true aerator. The build quality is pretty good, including the bolts and screws. With some tweaking to allow it to move more freely when a weight is attached, it has potential to be a good device, due to the quality of the build.
Fabio
Reviewed in Canada on September 4, 2024
Once a weight is attached, it will not roll forwards. You can only pull in backwards direction. Without a weight, pushing forward it is easy to use and it will scarify earth. Therefore, the tool will be useful to poke very small holes before overseeding lawn. However not good as a true aerator. The build quality is pretty good, including the bolts and screws. With some tweaking to allow it to move more freely when a weight is attached, it has potential to be a good device, due to the quality of the build.
Louisamazon
Reviewed in Canada on September 22, 2024
Laisse à désirer sur terrain sec
Louisamazon
Reviewed in Canada on September 22, 2024
Laisse à désirer sur terrain sec
Mario Islas Bautista
Reviewed in Mexico on August 25, 2024
Me encantó el funcionamiento del aparato y lo práctico que es
Mario Islas Bautista
Reviewed in Mexico on August 25, 2024
Me encantó el funcionamiento del aparato y lo práctico que es
TAS
Reviewed in the United States on June 7, 2024
I was looking for a manual aerator for my small front and back yard. I wanted one with think enough spikes not to bend. These are perfect. I like that it is 18" W and has a full handle to make pushing easier. I REALLY like that it allows you to place and hold a cinder block on top for extra power to go through thick grass. It does take muscle to manually push this with the cinder block. My only wish is that is was made with even heavier metal parts. I would like it to be even more sturdy, but as I said, it works and does a good job.
TAS
Reviewed in the United States on June 7, 2024
I was looking for a manual aerator for my small front and back yard. I wanted one with think enough spikes not to bend. These are perfect. I like that it is 18" W and has a full handle to make pushing easier. I REALLY like that it allows you to place and hold a cinder block on top for extra power to go through thick grass. It does take muscle to manually push this with the cinder block. My only wish is that is was made with even heavier metal parts. I would like it to be even more sturdy, but as I said, it works and does a good job.
Wayne Richmond
Reviewed in Canada on May 24, 2024
DEfinitely will need more weight to get it deep enough.
Wayne Richmond
Reviewed in Canada on May 24, 2024
DEfinitely will need more weight to get it deep enough.
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on May 2, 2024
Love the product after the first use on my lawn and friends lawn. Several week later the lawn looks great.Sturdy and quality enough for the price if your yard is the average home lot size and you don't have health issues (it does use force and strength to push/pull and push into ground with a non-dry and non-hard ground)... but you only have to do this once or twice a year. If you have health problems or BELOW the average person strength this is NOT easy to use. For me I want to loose some weight and enjoy a 5 to 10 mile bike ride so the "Easy to use" is a 4 of 5 (make no mistake I was using some effort to do the work).A true aerator will pull a small straw/pipe size ground hole where this forces ground apart so I probably will do this twice a year in stead of once with a true aerator. A true aerator will cost you in the $1000's. For this much of a price difference I will be more than happy to use it twice a year. I does take about twice the effort than a push electric/gas lawn mower and about 3 times the time but I like the exercise (especially when it is only twice a year - some of you might think the exercise is great and want to do it more - not sure if it is good for lawn).I bought a $3 cinder block and $2 two bricks to place inside the cider block. The cinder block is placed on top of the aerator and attached with a $3 rubber band with metal hooks to add sinking weight into the ground.Assembly is easy and loosening handle can fold it into three parts for storage. Wheels are great for moving weighted down aerator between lawns, on way to clean/hose wash spikes (no dirt on sidewalk/driveway between lawns), or to store.I am very happy with this product and very glad I did not get competitors product.
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on May 2, 2024
Love the product after the first use on my lawn and friends lawn. Several week later the lawn looks great.Sturdy and quality enough for the price if your yard is the average home lot size and you don't have health issues (it does use force and strength to push/pull and push into ground with a non-dry and non-hard ground)... but you only have to do this once or twice a year. If you have health problems or BELOW the average person strength this is NOT easy to use. For me I want to loose some weight and enjoy a 5 to 10 mile bike ride so the "Easy to use" is a 4 of 5 (make no mistake I was using some effort to do the work).A true aerator will pull a small straw/pipe size ground hole where this forces ground apart so I probably will do this twice a year in stead of once with a true aerator. A true aerator will cost you in the $1000's. For this much of a price difference I will be more than happy to use it twice a year. I does take about twice the effort than a push electric/gas lawn mower and about 3 times the time but I like the exercise (especially when it is only twice a year - some of you might think the exercise is great and want to do it more - not sure if it is good for lawn).I bought a $3 cinder block and $2 two bricks to place inside the cider block. The cinder block is placed on top of the aerator and attached with a $3 rubber band with metal hooks to add sinking weight into the ground.Assembly is easy and loosening handle can fold it into three parts for storage. Wheels are great for moving weighted down aerator between lawns, on way to clean/hose wash spikes (no dirt on sidewalk/driveway between lawns), or to store.I am very happy with this product and very glad I did not get competitors product.
Mchush Niva
Reviewed in the United States on November 2, 2024
EQUIPMENT NEEDS LOTS OF WEIGHT TO DO A SATISFACTORY JOB. CANNOT ACCOMPLISH JOB WITH OWN (TARE) WEIGHT. VERY MANUAL.
Mchush Niva
Reviewed in the United States on November 2, 2024
EQUIPMENT NEEDS LOTS OF WEIGHT TO DO A SATISFACTORY JOB. CANNOT ACCOMPLISH JOB WITH OWN (TARE) WEIGHT. VERY MANUAL.
SturmTiger
Reviewed in the United States on October 5, 2024
FWIW... I'm a licensed professional LA in both NE and PA. I'm constantly looking for equipment and methods that work well in direct application. While in the past, I've used the typical "punch" version of aerator that punches a series of holes and leaves plugs. The problems I face with that type of aerator are threefold... 1. I have to rent the equipment and transport it, 2. It's HEAVY to operate and I must "wrestle" the equipment the entire time I use it, and 3. I can't just use an aerator any time I want to use one.So, I took a gamble and bought this "aerator" wondering whether it would truly work. Much to my SURPRISE, it actually does work... and even better in many ways than I expected. The best results that I've experienced are based upon the following:1. Make sure your ground is sufficiently wet (or saturated) before using. If the ground is too dry, then there is too much soil resistance that prohibits the aerator from penetrating the ground as it is intended.2. Expect to "RUN" the aerator back and forth multiple times.... so it aerates sufficiently. Only one pass will not do much.3. If using for re-seeding -- as I was doing -- then, REALLY run the aerator back and forth.... plus at multiple angles so you get enough ground penetration to create a good seedbed. As you will experience, the aerator "lifts" the soil a bit which is "PERFECT" for re-seeding / overseeding. I've had extremely GOOD RESULTS this Fall by using this technique.4. If your ground is sufficiently saturated, you will NOT need additional weight on the top of the "roller body" (as is shown in the photos). In fact, I found that the added weight made things WORSE.So, I HIGHLY recommend using this for reseeding / overseeding within your existing lawn. For the price, it is REALLY, REALLY good and I'm glad I got it because it worked better than I had EVER hoped. BUY this with confidence it will work for you as it did for me.
SturmTiger
Reviewed in the United States on October 5, 2024
FWIW... I'm a licensed professional LA in both NE and PA. I'm constantly looking for equipment and methods that work well in direct application. While in the past, I've used the typical "punch" version of aerator that punches a series of holes and leaves plugs. The problems I face with that type of aerator are threefold... 1. I have to rent the equipment and transport it, 2. It's HEAVY to operate and I must "wrestle" the equipment the entire time I use it, and 3. I can't just use an aerator any time I want to use one.So, I took a gamble and bought this "aerator" wondering whether it would truly work. Much to my SURPRISE, it actually does work... and even better in many ways than I expected. The best results that I've experienced are based upon the following:1. Make sure your ground is sufficiently wet (or saturated) before using. If the ground is too dry, then there is too much soil resistance that prohibits the aerator from penetrating the ground as it is intended.2. Expect to "RUN" the aerator back and forth multiple times.... so it aerates sufficiently. Only one pass will not do much.3. If using for re-seeding -- as I was doing -- then, REALLY run the aerator back and forth.... plus at multiple angles so you get enough ground penetration to create a good seedbed. As you will experience, the aerator "lifts" the soil a bit which is "PERFECT" for re-seeding / overseeding. I've had extremely GOOD RESULTS this Fall by using this technique.4. If your ground is sufficiently saturated, you will NOT need additional weight on the top of the "roller body" (as is shown in the photos). In fact, I found that the added weight made things WORSE.So, I HIGHLY recommend using this for reseeding / overseeding within your existing lawn. For the price, it is REALLY, REALLY good and I'm glad I got it because it worked better than I had EVER hoped. BUY this with confidence it will work for you as it did for me.
Donald Behrends
Reviewed in the United States on October 20, 2024
At first a said ill never use this again. I was working on fairly dry hard ground and it was hard work. Then after several weeks of watering lawn i used it to till up soil for reseeding. With softer ground it worked very well. I dont know about aerating but it is awesome for loosening soil for seeding and then to slightly cover seed
Donald Behrends
Reviewed in the United States on October 20, 2024
At first a said ill never use this again. I was working on fairly dry hard ground and it was hard work. Then after several weeks of watering lawn i used it to till up soil for reseeding. With softer ground it worked very well. I dont know about aerating but it is awesome for loosening soil for seeding and then to slightly cover seed
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