Step 'N Tilt Manual Core Plug Lawn Aerator Version 3 (without Container)

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LIMITED TIME OFFER * SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY SALE PRICE!  REGULAR PRICE IS $99.99<br>Faster and easier to use than other manual aerators. Simply step and tilt. This patented lawn aerator (U.S. Patent No. 8,714,275 and other patents pending) makes core aeration easy and enjoyable for do-it-yourselfers (DIYers) and professional landscapers.<br>For use in areas with grass only; tines will clog if used in bare soil.<br>Please use a tiller or cultivator to loosen soil in bare areas.<br>All core lawn aerators require that the soil be VERY moist.<br>This Step 'N Tilt is no exception.  Please aerate one day after at least one inch of rain or irrigation.  If you have a sprinkler system, each sprinkler zone will need to run for 60-90 minutes.  In other words, the soil must be VERY MOIST.<br>If the tines clog, the soil may be too dry or too wet for aeration. If the tines are unable to penetrate the ground and clogging, the soil is definitely too dry.<br>New and improved clog-resistant tines. Case-hardened for extra durability. The tines may be sharpened or replaced when worn.<br>Designed for operators between 4-feet and 6-feet 5-inches tall. Recommended minimum operator weight to use one set and two sets of tines are 80lbs and 150lbs, respectively.<br>Recommended for aerating small yards or areas not accessible by motorized lawn aerators.  It can be used to aerate large yards but will require significantly longer time and effort than a motorized lawn aerator.<br>A soil core remover is included.<br>Aerate areas not accessible by motorized aerators. Designed for all kinds of soil, including heavy clay soil.<br>100% satisfaction guaranteed.<br>Please remember to aerate when the soil is VERY MOIST only.<br>If you are not completely satisfied, we will refund the full purchase price and pay for the return shipping cost within the 30-day return period.  Note: this free return shipping offer applies to shipments within continental USA only.<br>Some assembly is required.<br>The Step 'N Tilt Lawn Aerator is very effective at alleviating soil compaction problems. Simply step on the platform to insert aerator tines into the ground and tilt the handle bar back to remove the tines from the ground - it's that effortless and easy! The Step 'N Tilt Lawn Aerator is a true core aerator, not a spike aerator. Core aeration is a proven lawn aeration method recommended by lawn experts and university extension services worldwide. Its highly engineered hollow core aerator tines are extremely effective at extracting soil cores while creating 3.5" deep, 0.79" diameter holes in the ground. The sharpen-able, replaceable, and recyclable carbon steel aerator tines are case-hardened for extra durability. The package includes a soil core removal tool. An additional bonus: The Step 'N Tilt Lawn Aerator also functions as a handtruck.  Some assembly is required.<br>Watch Video<br>Video will open in a new window<br>Using the eBay App? Paste link into a browser window:<br>[isdntekvideo]<br>The Step ‘N Tilt Lawn Aerator’s Advantages:<br>Easier on your shoulders and lower back:<br>Other manual aerators require that you step down on a metal strip and pull the aerator up by both hands.  In order to pull the other manual aerators up, you have to overcome the sticky clay soil in addition to the weight of the aerator. If you have ever tried to pull a shovel vertically up from the ground, you will know how difficult it is to overcome the resistance of sticky clay soil. A typical aeration requires the creation of several hundred holes, so this repetition can become exhausting and back-breaking very quickly.  The Step ‘N Tilt Lawn Aerator makes use of an engineering principle known as “mechanical advantage” or “leverage.” A small tilting force applied at the handle bar will translate into a large pulling force at the tines, similar to how a hand-truck enables an operator to carry heavy items effortlessly.  In layman terms, a light tilt of the handle bar is all that is needed to pull the aerator tines up.  The tilting motion is much more natural and effortless than the pulling motion, and you do not have to lift the weight of the aerator.  The wheels allow you to reposition the aerator with ease without lifting the aerator.<br>Clog-resistant tines:<br>We have spent considerable time and effort to develop the optimal aerator tine design, shape, and material.  We have conducted countless experimental trials utilizing various tine shapes and wall thicknesses to statistically determine the best aerator tine that is least prone to clogging and most effective at cutting