Manual Lawn Aerator with 15 Iron Spikes Double-Layer Soil-Ejecting Springs Foot Pedal and Adjustable Height – Saker
Manual lawn aerator presses 15 iron spikes into compacted ground to create channels for air, water and nutrients around grass roots. Saker gives each spike a 2.3-inch length so one step makes multiple holes, supporting targeted lawn preparation before routine watering, feeding or seeding.
A built-in double-layer spring system ejects soil and debris as the tool lifts, reducing clogging during repeated steps. Thickened iron construction has a rust-resistant coating, and the reinforced foot pedal uses high-strength screw connections for stability. Adjust the height from 32.2 to 35.4 inches for a comfortable stance, choose black or orange and use the included protective gloves. Trim the lawn and check moisture first; softer soil allows easier penetration.
Specifications
- Brand: Saker
- Product: Manual spike lawn aerator
- Model: X72945-Black for detailed black option
- Color options: Black or orange
- Spike count: 15
- Spike length: 2.3 in
- Spike material: Iron
- Body material: Thickened iron
- Body finish: Rust-resistant coating
- Soil release: Double-layer spring system
- Pedal: Reinforced foot pedal
- Pedal connection: High-strength screws
- Height range: Adjustable from 32.2 to 35.4 in
- Operation: Manual step aeration
- Uses: Loosening compacted lawn soil
- Channel purpose: Air water and nutrient access
- Preparation: Trim lawn before aerating
- Soil check: Confirm suitable moisture before use
- Dry-soil guidance: Soften ground with water first
- Detailed dimensions: 15.7 x 12.6 x 4.7 in listed
- Detailed weight: 6.56 lb
- Included: Pair of protective gloves
- Quantity: 1 aerator
- Selection caution: Color varies by option
Frequently Asked Questions
How many spikes does the aerator use?
The Saker manual aerator has 15 iron spikes measuring 2.3 inches long.
What does the spring system do?
Its double-layer springs eject soil and debris as the tool lifts to reduce clogging during repeated aeration.
How should the lawn be prepared?
Trim the grass and check soil moisture first; water hard dry ground so the spikes can penetrate more easily.
Can the tool height be adjusted?
Yes. Set the handle between 32.2 and 35.4 inches for a more comfortable working stance.