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Areator Buying tips

For areas less than 5,000 sq m, a self-propelling aerator is best. These machines have a high productivity rate and a coverage of between 2,500 and 4,000 sq m per hour, depending on which model and working width you choose.

For larger areas, tow-behind aerators are the best. These are also available with narrower working widths and are excellent for towing behind a ride-on mower. Smaller, tow-behind units like these provide high productivity, even in tight areas.

Things to keep in mind when choosing an Aerator:

The machine should have a durable and strong design.
A strong, reliable, high-spec engine increases efficiency.
Removable weights make the machine more stable and easier to transport.
The machine should be easy to manoeuvre.
Ergonomically designed handle facilitates operation.
Folding handlebar is handy when transporting and storing the machine.