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Field Tuff Drum Spike Aerator, 36 in.
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Field Tuff Drum Spike Aerator, 36 in.

The Field Tuff Drum Spike Aerator is a heavy-duty steel aerator that can be towed behind ATVs, UTVs or lawn tractors. With 78 spikes penetrating up to 2.5 inches deep into the ground, it allows for optimal air exposure and nutrient seepage in looser soils with higher sand concentrations. It also doubles as a lawn roller to create a level an…
The Field Tuff Drum Spike Aerator is a heavy-duty steel aerator that can be towed behind ATVs, UTVs or lawn tractors. With 78 spikes penetrating up to 2.5 inches deep into the ground, it allows for optimal air exposure and nutrient seepage in looser soils with higher sand concentrations. It also doubles as a lawn roller to create a level and consistent lawn while working efficiently with its wide working width of 36 inches.
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Tractor Supply Co.
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The Field Tuff Drum Spike Aerator is a heavy-duty steel aerator that can be towed behind ATVs, UTVs or lawn tractors. With 78 spikes penetrating up to 2.5 inches deep into the ground, it allows for optimal air exposure and nutrient seepage in looser soils with higher sand concentrations. It also doubles as a lawn roller to create a level and consistent lawn while working efficiently with its wide working width of 36 inches.

Specifications

Item Diameter36 In.
style 136 In.
style 236 In.
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Tractor Supply Co.
$479.99
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