Electric Dethatcher Scarifier 13-Inch 12 Amp, SWIPESMITH 2-in-1 Lawn Dethatcher, 4-Position Depth Adjustment, Scarifier with Foldable Handle Two Safety Switches for Lawn Garden Yard, Green

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• Powerful Dethatcher: The SWIPESMITH electric dethatcher is an efficient solution for removing debris and dead grass from small to medium lawns. It features a 12 AMP motor that produces speeds of up to 3300RPM, providing high-quality cutting and improved efficiency. The dethatcher has a 14" working path and is not intended to be used as a lawnmower. Please note that this device does not come with a collection bag.
• 2-in-1 Function: The SWIPESMITH lawn dethatcher is equipped with both a dethatching blade and a scarifying blade. The dethatching blade is designed to remove thick layers of dead plants, while the scarifying blade cuts grass roots to promote thicker and healthier lawn growth. The tines are made of stainless spring steel, which maximizes thatch pickup and stays sharp for longer periods of reliable performance.
• 4-Position Depth Control: The lawn aerator gear can be easily adjusted to select the depth of dethatching needed for your lawn. With a range of -0.47 inches to 0.16 inches, it's suitable for various lawn situations in all seasons.
• Safe & Easy to Use: With two switches, the SWIPESMITH scarifier avoids accidental start and ensures your safety; easy to operate and convenient to store thanks to its small-space-friendly foldable handle.
• Time of Dethatching: To minimize lawn stress, it's recommended to dethatch your grass during its growing season. For cool-season grasses, dethatching is best done from early spring or late summer to early fall. For warm-season grasses, it's best to dethatch in late spring to early summer. Avoid removing thatch during hot summer or drought to prevent further damage to your lawn.