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Lawn Aerator Hire
Aerate soil & improve drainage for thick and healthy lawn growth
Our petrol lawn aerators are professional standard pieces of equipment, ideal for gardeners and landscapers as well as DIY users. They feature a set of tines which punch into the ground to aerate the soil, improve drainage, decompact the ground, and allow nutrients and water into the soil. This improves grass root growth and encourages a healthy, thick and beautiful lawn. You can book a lawn aerator hire online or over the phone with our hire team. You can collect your order from your local depot or we can deliver to you.
Solid Tines v Hollow Tines
Our lawn aerators are available with either solid or hollow tines. Solid tines punch holes into the lawn whilst hollow tines remove cores of earth from the ground. Solid tine aeration offers a general treatment for already well established and maintained lawns. Hollow tines are ideal for less well maintained lawns with more severe compaction problems. Hollow tines are also the best option for use on soil with high clay content.
When to aerate your lawn
The ideal time to aerate your lawn is during growing season - in spring or early autumn. The soil in your lawn should be moist when you aerate it, as the tines may struggle to penetrate the ground if the soil is dry. If there has been no rain recently, it is best to water the lawn a day or two before aerating to ensure that the soil is moist.
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Lawn Aerator Hire
Encourage healthy grass root growth & improve lawn drainage
Lawn aeration is a vital gardening procedure to decompact soil, improve drainage and allow nutrients, water and air into the soil. This in turn improves grass root growth and encourages a healthy, thick and beautiful lawn. Our petrol lawn aerators do all of this using a set of solid tines or hollow tines which punch into the soil. The solid tines punch into the soil, allowing air, water and nutrients into the ground and improving drainage. Hollow tines remove small cores of earth from the ground, improving compaction issues and giving grass roots more space to grow, as well as allowing water, air and nutrients into the soil, to feed the roots. The removed cores can be collected and composted. You can then apply feeds, top dressings or other treatments to the lawn. The ideal time for aerating your lawn is during growing season - in spring or early autumn. The soil in your lawn should be moist when you aerate it, as the tines may struggle to penetrate the ground if the soil is dry. If there has been no rain recently, it is best to water the lawn a day or two before aerating to ensure that the soil is moist.
Solid Tines or Hollow Tines
Overall, solid-tines offer more of a general aeration treatment for well established and maintained lawns. For lawns with more severe compaction problems, hollow tines usually offer the best solution. Hollow tines are also the best option for use on soil with high clay content.
Professional Standard Aerators
Robust. Reliable. Effective.
Our petrol aerators are professional standard pieces of equipment, ideal for gardeners and landscapers as well as DIY users. They feature a reliable Honda GX160 engine, designed for easy starting and reliable performance. These machines are capable of covering large areas quickly, with consistently superior performance. Foam filled tyres don't just eliminate the need to check pressures and reinflate but also allow for smooth running across delicate grass surfaces and reduced tread marks – leaving the turf looking the best it possibly can be.
Easy To Use Lawn Aerators
Simple controls & user friendly design
Despite their professional credentials, these lawn aerators are very easy to use - so they are ideal for professionals and amateurs alike. These machines have a slim and compact design - at just 38cm (15 inches) wide, they can fit through most garden gates and side alleys. ur lawn aerators for hire also have simple controls for great ease of use. To operate the lawn aerator simply start the engine, squeeze the two-step safety lever to engage the tines, then lower the tines on to the lawn using the lever. As you do this, the power driven wheels will engage, ensuring consistent, high quality aeration throughout the entire lawn.
For more information on lawn aeration, take a look at our blog on how to aerate your lawn.
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Based On: Camon LA20 Aerator
Engine Model: Honda GX160
Engine Type: 4 stroke overhead valve, single cylinder
Engine Output: 4kw
Fuel Tank Capacity: 3.6 litres
Fuel Consumption: 313g/kwhr
Rated Engine Speed: 3600 rpm
Working Width: 380mm
Tine Depth Adjustment: From 9cm to 11cm
Core Discharge: To the rear
Noise Level: 86db
Vibration Acceleration Value: 5.4ms²
Dimensions (l x w x h): 100 x 70 x 68cm
Weight: 90kgPlease note: This product description and specification is based on the model most widely stocked across our network of partner stores. Alternative brands of equivalent specification may be supplied based on location and availability.
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