Sun Joe Electric Lawn Dethatcher & Scarifier w/ 13.2-Gal Bag, 13 Amp, 15 Inch, Black/Green - Heavy Duty Gardening Machine and Equipment for Lawn, Yard, and Grass
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Style: Corded; 15.0-Inch, 13-Amp
Features
- High-Performance Machine: Equipped with a powerful 13-amp motor that effectively removes tough thatch, aerates your lawn, and revitalizes grass for healthier, greener growth.
- Large Collection Bag: The spacious and removable collection bag makes it simple to collect and dispose of thatch, debris, and dead grass, ensuring a cleaner and neater lawn and yard maintenance experience.
- Customizable Depth Control: Tailor the dethatching and scarifying depth to your lawns unique needs with the 5-position depth control for precise and efficient results.
- Smooth and Effortless Maneuverability: Designed with four durable, easy-glide wheels, this dethatcher offers effortless navigation across your lawn, reducing fatigue and improving overall user comfort.
- 2-in-1 Lawn Care Solution: The versatile Sun Joe dethatcher and scarifier combines two essential lawn maintenance tools in one, helping you revive and rejuvenate your lawn with ease for year-round beauty.
Brand: Sun Joe
Power Source: Corded Electric
Material: Alloy Steel
Color: GREEN
Item Weight: 27.1 Pounds
Cutting Width: 15 Inches
Operation Mode: Manual
Product Dimensions: 24.4"D x 19.3"W x 12.2"H
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Number of Positions: 5
Brand: Sun Joe
Power Source: Corded Electric
Material: Alloy Steel
Color: GREEN
Item Weight: 27.1 Pounds
Cutting Width: 15 Inches
Operation Mode: Manual
Product Dimensions: 24.4"D x 19.3"W x 12.2"H
UPC: 842470123731
Number of Positions: 5
Style: Corded; 15.0-Inch, 13-Amp
Manufacturer: Snow Joe
Item Weight: 27.1 pounds
Item model number: AJ805E
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Style: Corded; 12.6-Inch, 12-Amp
I looked at renting a dethatcher from my local Home Depot. They wanted $96 for a day. This Sun Joe dethatcher was just around $150, so I figured it's cheaper than renting twice. I have the space for it, so that wasn't an issue. Now, the quality of this thing is cheap. It's really low quality. That said, I detached my front and rear lawns (around 5,000 sq/ft) with no issues. The machine did the job and did it well. If I get one more year of use out of it, I'm financially ahead. So, given that, I think this was a great buy.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 22, 2025 by Hard_Boiled_Greg Hard_Boiled_Greg
Style: Corded; 12.6-Inch, 12-Amp
I have used the 12 amp SunJoe one time and with the dethatcher drum only with a 50' 12 gauge extention cord. First off, the SunJoe is packed very well and good luck in trying to get it back into the box for shipping back or for storage (took me 30 min, even though I took pics during opening and assembly). I swapped out the scarifier drum for the dethatcher drum, NOT as easily done as it looked in the manual. Having many high/low areas in my lawn (25'x50'), the SunJoe's smaller rear wheels often hung up while dethatching and remember if you stop for any reason, it will continue to dethatch until you release the switch. Aside from the mentioned dislikes, SunJoe worked GREAT. I filled 3 wheel barrows full of dethatched material from my small lawn of 1250 sq ft. I am impressed how well it worked.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 29, 2025 by dmh65016
Style: Corded; 12.6-Inch, 12-Amp
(no endorsements here. Just my two cents) _My yard was getting worse. I had to research how it fix it soon. I had thinning grass. To many worm hills. possible fugus. And other issues. _I came across a you tube video by a guy who calls himself the "the Pest and Lawn Ginja". He was entertaining and packed with tons of knowledge. (As goes with most of his videos) One video had a review on this device and it got me interested to learn more. Looking at the reviews here, it seemed somewhat of a gamble, as many were saying how this device is not sturdy and breaks. _ Well. I'm here to say. Mine was REALLY put to the test and won with flying colors!!! I had heavy debris and made about 6 passes in the front yard and about 4 passes in the back. I have about 1500 square feet in front and about the same for the back yard. So the use was equivalent to about a single pass on a 1/3 acre of land!! My hopes were- if this unit just held together to the end of this project, it would have served it's main purpose. But I can happily say that this has worked far more than that! _I had to get this project done with less work involved so that I could continue with my lawn renovations/repairs. My purpose was to aerate and pick up the dead debris that was choking out the grass and creating a fungal issue. I decided to bag my debris instead of putting in my compost area. If there was any fugus that was damaging to my lawn, and I used this compost again for a later lawn fix, I would just reintroduce this fungus into my lawn. There ended up with much more debris that I had thought. It did a REALLY GOOD JOB!!! _As the aforementioned video states it's a good light duty unit that's far cheaper than a commercial unit but an extra pass does the job. I thought that if it's light weight enough, this is a good compromise from buying or renting a professional unit. I was hoping that this unit will pay for itself in the first use. Any time I needed it after that, it would have been a good investment. I am happy to say that it has been a good investment so far. I like this unit and how affective it is. I might use this every year to keep things well groomed. _The solid tines that come with this unit could be useful but I wasn't interested in scalping my existing grass. I did reseed, but I used tons of new topsoil so I didn't need to use it. Plus, my thatch wasn't to bad and I didn't need to aerate the old soil before I put the top soil down. But if the thatch does get a little to thick in the future, I'll look forward to using this Sun Joe for my next reseeding. I will update this review if I do. _Also Note: Core aeration is something I do yearly. But not this fall. Aeration is very popular for this claylike Colorado soil. I serves a real purpose here. But the holes are often to deep to use this practice for over seeding. So the solid tine attachment will be more useful for proper soil contact and germination in my future. And aeration will be left for the seasons I don't seed. _Also Note: Some people out there have been misusing the term dethatching. Thatch is the dead root system and other dead debris that is IN THE SOIL not ON THE SOIL. This layer is has some soil nutrients, but to much of it can cause the rest of the healthy and living root system to suffocate (among other reasons). The spring tines are to pick up the debris. Which is the dead grass and stuff on the surface of the soil. That was what I had. I also have WAY TO MUCH worm activity and it was destroying my grass and surface. It was hard to walk on. The tines helped knock down these hills to provide me with a more flat surface. _Work day one: Easy enough to assemble. I like the light weight so that I can lift and maneuver with less effort. This was especially important because I had a solid TWO FULL days of other heavy work to accomplish this task, and I didn't want to put more effort into this than I had to. HOLY COW!! I knew I had a lot of debris, but this was a lot more than I was expecting. First off. Others who had problems with their unit. I saw what they were trying to mow threw grass that was way too tall. THAT'S RIDICULOUS GUYS!!! Use your tool wisely! _So plan ahead_ Mow your lawn 30 percent lower, then wait a few days. Then continue until you get the last mow down just above the crown so you can start with this task. If the lawn is to tall, I wouldn't be surprised that you end up over taxing this device. _The other reason for device breakage: Improper setup. Watch a video on how to use this correctly. Be aware the correct way to install the tines. And don't go to deep. Start high and be aware of your various yard surface heights and adjust accordingly so that you are not going to deep into the surface. _overall observations_ Flimsy: but use with care and this is not much a problem Light weight: can be thought as cheap. But simple is best here. It's much easier with less effort to get the job done. and is more affordable this way. A product that is not under designed, just not over designed. Yes there are better units for heavier use (like commercial). But this is not my use. Easy installation: Be aware how to correctly install the tines. Corded hassle: Yes. I hate cords with a vengeance. But it still is the lesser of evils compared to a heavier, more expensive unit. Durability: well. It might be if used correctly. Time will tell. But I've used mine about 11 times so far... I believe it's paid for itself. So that's a WIN for me. :) Handle/operation: As said before. light flimsy. And the power ON feature needs your attention to correctly activate with side button (as a safety measure obviously) but still a little clumsy. _overall_ great value. I'll try to post some before and after pictures. I power raked with this Sun Joe on September 18th on a hot summer day. And my after pictures are in chilly November 19th!!! One word. Success!!! :)
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Reviewed in the United States on November 20, 2019 by erik erik
Style: Corded; 12.6-Inch, 12-Amp
Every few years my neighbor and I rent a dethatcher to do our lawns and inevitably the thing is too powerful and rips the heck out of the grass until we get it set up correctly and then it pulls us across the lawn and you fight with it for a few hours and are beat by the time you are done. This unit is lighter and easier to control around the yard. The height adjustments make is super easy to dial in the setting you need and away you go. This is well worth the money and being a corded electric unit you can go all day without having to recharge a battery or worry about low/slow performance. We did find that the storage capacity of the bag is quite small and wound up leaving it off as it would fill after a pass or two. Using this to dethatch and then raking or blowing the dead grass into a pile is the way to go. The scarifier is a great attachment as well. It helps to loosen up the soil and areas of thick thatch. It also did a good job of loosening the top layer of soil where we needed to plant some new seed. All in all, this will definitely pay for itself by the end of next season.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 25, 2025 by Ex-ChiefJim
Style: Corded; 15.0-Inch, 13-Amp
Pictures to come soon. But highly recommended. Easy slow pace. Regular city size front and back yard. Filled 2 40 gallon black garbage bags full of dead grass. Was amazing. I dont mind having to empty the bag. But I did go over it with the lawn mower as well after for a second pick up. 5 min to put together. Mine was missing the Allen wrench but if you a set of your own, works just the same. Lawn looks beat up but amazing. I will take a pic now and one in 2 weeks.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 3, 2025 by Robert M. Robert M.
Style: Corded; 12.6-Inch, 12-Amp
I should have gotten one of these sooner. My yard would look a lot better than if I detached it. I didn't realize I had so much dead grass in my lawn. It may be powered by electrical cord but it's cheaper than renting a machine that takes gas. It pays for itself I believe in the first year. My front lawn looks a lot better.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 17, 2025 by kevin
Style: Corded; 12.6-Inch, 12-Amp
Chomp, chomp . . . I really like this dethatcher. Yes, it’s mostly plastic, but it goes together easily and works perfectly. I have a good sized yard and it cleaned out a pickup bed of thatch even though I mowed it first. The 12.5inch blade cut through my moss and clover filled lawn easily. I used the O depth setting . My neighbors even came over and checked it out and were impressed. You won’t be disappointed with the Sun Joe Dethatcher.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 8, 2025 by T. Herman