Manual Lawn Aerator with 15 Iron Spikes Cushioned T-Handle Foot Pedal and Three or Four-Row Options – Walensee
Manual lawn aerator drives iron spikes into lightly compacted soil to create small channels for air, water and nutrients near grass roots. Walensee offers three-row and four-row spike configurations for spot aeration, lawn edges, bare patches and other manageable areas before watering, seeding or fertilizing.
The detailed three-row model uses 15 sharp iron spikes measuring about 2.8 inches long. A 34.6-inch handle reduces bending, while the cushioned T-grip and foot pedal provide leverage without the straps or balance demands of aerator shoes. Heavy-duty iron with a powder-coated finish supports outdoor use, and detachable parts simplify assembly and storage. For hard dry soil, water first; this manual tool is not recommended for rocky ground, heavy sticky clay or large-scale aeration.
Specifications
- Brand: Walensee
- Product: Manual spike lawn aerator
- Model: GT-LCA006
- Configuration options: 3 row or 4 row spikes
- Detailed configuration: 3-row spike aerator
- Detailed spike count: 15
- Detailed spike length: About 2.8 in
- Spike material: Iron
- Body material: Heavy-duty iron
- Finish: Powder coated
- Detailed handle length: 34.6 in
- Handle style: Cushioned T-handle
- Leverage feature: Foot pedal
- Design: Stand-up manual tool
- Construction: Detachable for assembly and storage
- Uses: Spot aeration lawn edges and bare areas
- Preparation uses: Before seeding watering or fertilizing
- Best soil: Lightly compacted small lawn areas
- Hard dry soil: Water first to soften
- Not recommended: Heavy sticky clay
- Not recommended: Rocky ground or large-scale jobs
- Detailed product dimensions: 3.62 x 1.54 x 13.62 in listed
- Detailed weight: 4.49 lb
- Quantity: 1
- Selection caution: Spike layout varies by chosen option
Frequently Asked Questions
Which areas suit this manual aerator?
It is best for spot aeration lawn edges bare patches and other small areas with manageable soil.
How many spikes does the detailed model have?
The three-row configuration uses 15 iron spikes approximately 2.8 inches long.
What should I do if the lawn is hard and dry?
Water the area first to soften the ground before pressing the spikes into the soil.
Which conditions should be avoided?
Use a different solution for heavy sticky clay rocky ground or large-scale aeration jobs.