VEVOR Rolling Lawn Core Aerator, 16.6 in Coring Aerator Roller with Anti-Clog Tines, Heavy Duty & Rust-Resistant, Yard Grass Pulling Plugs Manual Aeration Tool for Compacted Garden Soil Loosening
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- Deeper Aeration: The lawn aerator features angled coring tines that cut through hardened soil, pulling out 3-in deep soil plugs. Wide side slots help prevent clogging. Deeper aeration delivers oxygen, water, and nutrients to the roots
- Two Working Modes: The rubber wheels drop down in seconds, turning this heavy aerator into easy-rolling cart. Lift the wheels during aeration for max. penetration; lower them afterward so the 46-lb weight is carried by the wheels. Roll the core aerator back to the garage smoothly
- Stronger Penetration: The lawn coring aerator features a weighted drum that can be filled with sand or water to add up to 46 lbs/21 kg of downward pressure. No stepping, no forcing the handlegravity does the work for you. More weight means deeper holes and up to 5 times higher aeration efficiency
- 58-Inch Handle: No Bending Required: The extended 58-inch handle allows most adults to work without bending over. Made from 1.5 mm thick steel tubing, the manual aeration tool provides strength while using leverage to reduce effort, helping protect your back and waist during extended use
- Heavy-Duty Construction: Built entirely from heavy-gauge steel, the drum features a 2.0 mm wall thickness for superior rigidity and resistance to deformation. This rolling lawn aerator comes with powder-coated finish against rust, rain, wet soil, and fertilizer corrosion, ensuring durability
Brand: VEVOR
Color: Black
Power Source: hand_powered
Material: Iron, Steel
Item Weight: 36.6 Pounds
Brand Name: VEVOR
Model Number: TI-038
UPC: 197988183730
Manufacturer Part Number: Aerator 16.6 in
Manufacturer: VEVOR
Unit Count: 1.0 Count
Item Type Name: 16.6 in Coring Aerator Roller with Anti-Clog Tines, Heavy Duty & Rust-Resistant, Yard Grass Pulling Plugs Manual Aeration Tool for Compacted Garden Soil Loosening
Color: Black
Material Type: Iron, Steel
Item Weight: 36.6 Pounds
Power Source: hand_powered
Operation Mode: Manual, Manual
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Many people said the KD Stonedge is hard to steer because its handlebars are flat—this model has a bent handlebar. Even when fully tightened there’s some play in the handle; I’m not sure how that’ll change once sand is added. This unit has transport wheels and flips up for moving—simple enough. I noticed the core extractors are a different style and there’s no spring system. The core tines are open, not the usual circular design (see Photo 3 for the typical tine). The tines are secured with pin clamps instead of bolts and nuts; there’s some play, but the clamps seem fairly secure. Update: it’s a bust. After filling it as much as I could and running it, it leaked everywhere. Sand might reduce leakage, but the chambers are tiny, so it wouldn’t hold much and you’d likely be constantly refilling it and ending up with sand in the garage. When I filled it completely and ran it full blast, all the water drained out within minutes.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2026 by Alfonso Garcia
It surpassed my expectations. It pulls cores like a dream. I do how ever wish the cores were longer.
Reviewed in the United States on April 8, 2026 by James Henley
It’s easy to assemble but it’s more of a hole poker rather than a core puller. I was disappointed when I ran it over my yard and I didn’t see it pulling cores out, it makes holes but not pulling solid cores, the cutters on it are more of a shovel style cutter than a cylinder
Reviewed in the United States on March 26, 2026 by Jake O'Donnell
Unfortunately, upon the initial use, within about 20 minutes, the “U” bracket broke near the handle - not strong steel as advertised. Contacted Vevor for support of which they were prompt with sending replacement parts. However, recently received word from Vevor Support that they regretted to inform me that the “accessory package has been lost in transit, and we will not send a replacement again.” Their suggestion was to contact Amazon to begin the return process and ask for a refund. So, now, I must clean out the sand that was placed in the 2 wheels, clean out the tines, disassemble the unit, box it up and send it back. In my opinion, not an ideal core aerator.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 4, 2026 by Ryan
I haven't used this very much but I am disappointed to see the aeration tubes do not release cores as one expects. In test mine, I almost don't get any cores, just holes in my Orlando area yard. I think most people would view this aeration spike as a non-starter since it does not really produce cores consistently. I bought mine off of the Vevor web site where the reviews were very favorable. If anyone knows where we could purchase proper aeration spikes designed to create cores, please share.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 30, 2026 by Brolay
The assembly is easy and and seems to be decently made, except for one of the most important parts, which are the aeration tines, they are just crimped tubing and do not aerator very well. The best plugs I got were 3/4" to 1" inch long and that was when I watered a small area of my lawn and let it soak for 1/2 hour and then used the aerator. I am going to keep this aerator only because I think I can make it work alot better if I modify and install some real aeration tines on it, even though it will add to the overall cost. I do not recommend this aerator using the original aeration tines.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 25, 2026 by Tater
There is a easy fix for it, if the handle breaks off.Take it to a welding shop and have the two steel sleeves the hold the middle tube , I found that with the middle tube it makes it to long so I omitted it. Now if the plastic cap leaks sand to go to a part store and get a 1 1/8 freeze plug the the rubber insert, if the bolt is to long take a grand wheel and cut it off then grand it down. Easy as 123 ,or ABC. I got the one I have from ve vevor. It works great . Just some minor.updates that it need with the fit is came up with. This is not a core remover aerator but a hole make in your lawn and that's what you want holes to get fertilizer and water deep in ground so the roots will go deeper and make a healthier lawn . But hey if you like the idea of core on your lawn then yes this is not the one for you.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 20, 2026 by aubrey
My lawn only covers about 0.15 acres. After a single use, the weld failed where the handle meets the yoke. Junk. Don’t bother.
Reviewed in the United States on March 14, 2026 by Adam