L AMA LAWN MOWER AND ARERATOR 2 IN 1 UNIVERSAL CONNECTION + SPARE SPRINGS

Adaptable to most lawnmowers.

The measurements for the hub attachment are shown on one of the photos below.

Blade in scarifier version adjustable in width in 2 positions from 30 cm to 37 cm

Attention: in the aerator version, you must be very careful before starting, check the height of the lawnmower so as not to damage the turf, carry out tests first with the cutting adjustment as high as possible, then lower the cutting height until the air springs do not touch the turf.

Blade adjustment in cutting version in 4 positions:
1) Hole 44 cm
2) Hole 46 cm
3) Hole 49 cm
4) Hole 52 cm

Precious turf

Who doesn't want a soft, thick carpet of intense green to make the plants, flowers and trees in the garden stand out even more? In front of the house, then, it is the best it can be on hot summer days, given that unlike any artificial roofing material, it does not overheat under the sun's rays.

The lawn: a green surface that the distracted observer can take for granted, but which on the contrary requires care and attention as assiduous as those dedicated to the cultivation of a plant or a flower.

It is, in fact, necessary to combat both drought (irrigating whenever necessary) and excessive rainfall (with good preventive drainage) and infesting weeds or moss.

Why is it important to aerate turf?

To grow and not dry out, grass needs light and oxygen. Dry accumulations prevent the soil from absorbing sufficient moisture and hinder gas exchange. Aeration, carried out once a year, helps overcome these problems. During this operation, the aerator blades make thin cuts through the turf. In this way, water and nutritional elements are able to penetrate more easily to the roots, facilitating the development of younger grass seedlings.

When is the best time to aerate the lawn?

The best aeration results are obtained in spring when the soil is sufficiently dry. During this period, the grass grows particularly quickly. Aerate the turf in various phases, proceeding in a crisscross direction. The second pass must be carried out in the opposite direction to the first, while the third must proceed perpendicularly to the first two. Adjust the blades so as to be able to penetrate the dry layer, while the underlying soil must be affected up to just 3 mm deep. A subsequent treatment with mineral-based fertilizer will facilitate the rapid regeneration of the turf.