LawnMaster GVB1316 Electric 16” 13 Amp Dethatcher and Scarifier with 12 Gallon Collection Bag & 517785 Outdoor 100-Feet Heavy-Duty Extension Cord…
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Style: Dethatcher and Scarifier + Extension Cord
Size: 16-Inch
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- Product 1: 2-IN-1 FUNCTION: Dethatch your lawn to remove thick thatch and allow your lawn to get more nutrients and sunlight. Scarify to cut grooves that improve water and air movement through the soil
- Product 1: POWERFUL PERFORMANCE: The 13 Amp motor, gets up to 3700RPM. This gives adequate power to dethatch or scarify some of the toughest lawns
- Product 1: 16 WIDE PATH: Equipped with 16 dethatcher/scarifier attachments to tackle the job faster
- Product 1: ADJUSTABLE HEIGHT: Tackle many levels of terrain with the 14-position height adjustment, ranging from -0.35 to 0.19" for the scarify attachment and -0.19 to 0.35 for the dethatcher attachment
- Product 2: RATING: 12 Amps, 1250 Watts, 125 VAC
- Product 2: 16-GUAGE: Copper 3-wire extension cord
- Product 2: 3-PRONG: grounded plug for added safety
- Product 2: LENGTH: 100 Feet
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LawnMaster GVB1316 Electric 16” 13 Amp Dethatcher and Scarifier with 12 Gallon Collection Bag The Lawnmaster power tools, corded electric dethatcher with scarifier blade and collection bag ensures your lawn health by loosening up layers of entangled grasses and yard debris. With the dethatching blade, there are adjustable piano wire spring pins that dethatch your lawn with ease. The power dethatcher has adjustable depth positions for the ideal working depth in your yard. Included with the dethatcher is a scarifier blade that can be changed out. Use the scarifier blade to put deep cuts in your lawn for water, air, and fertilizer to penetrate deep into the grass. This bundle allows you to clear the matted-down debris and aerate your lawn with only one tool. LawnMaster 517785 Outdoor 100-Feet Heavy-Duty Extension Cord… RATING: 12 Amps, 1250 Watts, 125 VAC
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