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This self-propelled aerator is used to core holes into compacted lawns.
By removing the cores this allows the soil to loosen and water to feed directly to the root matter.
Greater productivity, better maneuverability, and a user-friendly design are just a few of the outstanding features that make the 530 (19″ aerating width) lawn aerator a breeze to operate.
Bluebird’s patented, free-wheeling tine system allows even inexperienced users to easily aerate corners and tight areas. Operators of the aerator will appreciate its simple design and low maintenance costs.
A folding handle, lift handles and semi-pneumatic front tire provide easy transport, while removable side weights offer optimal soil penetration and balance for easier slope aeration.
This self-propelled aerator is used to core holes into compacted lawns.
By removing the cores this allows the soil to loosen and water to feed directly to the root matter.
Greater productivity, better maneuverability, and a user-friendly design are just a few of the outstanding features that make the 530 (19″ aerating width) lawn aerator a breeze to operate.
Bluebird’s patented, free-wheeling tine system allows even inexperienced users to easily aerate corners and tight areas. Operators of the aerator will appreciate its simple design and low maintenance costs.
A folding handle, lift handles and semi-pneumatic front tire provide easy transport, while removable side weights offer optimal soil penetration and balance for easier slope aeration.