Saker Lawn Aerator Tool for Loosening Soil and Aerating Patio, Yard, Garden

Saker Spike Lawn Aerator with Double-layer Design: Effortless Soil and Debris Removal

【Necessary to Know】Before starting the aeration process, it is crucial to check the soil's moisture level. Dry soil can make using the tool very difficult, or even impossible to penetrate. In this case, please water the soil and wait a few days for it to absorb the moisture.

【Functional Lawn Aeration Tool】The lawn aerator addresses soil issues by penetrating the soil with iron spikes, allowing air, water, and nutrients to reach the roots more effectively. This reduces soil compaction and fosters the robust growth of lawns and gardens, resulting in a healthier and more vibrant garden.

【High Efficiency 15 Sharp Spikes Design】The Saker lawn air aerator tool features 15 sharp spikes with a 2.3-inch working length. The 15 spikes work simultaneously, which can greatly save time and effort. The tool's weight of 5.34 pounds strikes a balance between efficient aeration and ease of use, ensuring high productivity without causing excessive fatigue.

【Double Layer Spring Design】The double-layer manual aerator lawn tool with springs can effortlessly eject soil and leaf debris from the bottom during use. This effectively addresses the problem of similar products on the current market, providing great convenience.

【Durable Construction & Adjustable Height】The grass aerator for lawn is crafted from heavy-duty iron with a rust-resistant powder-coated finish, and features a sturdy footplate for safety and reliability. This aerator is built to withstand long-term use while delivering reliable performance. Additionally, the height is adjustable, with three alignment holes offering a range of 32.2-35.4 inches, allowing you to select the height according to your needs, ensuring comfortable and practical usage of the tool.

【Preparation Before Aeration】 1. Mow the lawn before aerating. 2. Check the moisture level of your yard: (1) If it's muddy and sticky, wait for a few days. (2) If it's dry and hard, water your lawn and wait for a few days. 3. If you have sprinklers, mark their locations to avoid damaging them. 4. Rake away debris such as leaves, sticks, stones, and other plant matter from the yard to ensure a clear path.

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