TurfCore™ Rolling Lawn Core Aerator
TurfCore™ Rolling Lawn Core Aerator
- 2-Inch Cores Real Plugs, Not Spike Holes
- 16 Anti-Clog Tines Clean Cores Every Pass
- Transport Wheel Saves Your Driveway
- 30 Day Money Back Core It Or Return It
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TurfCore™ Rolling Lawn Core Aerator
Compacted Soil Is Choking Your Grass.
Foot traffic, mowing and clay pack your soil tighter every season. Water runs off instead of soaking in, and roots stay shallow. That's where thin patches, puddles and moss come from. TurfCore's 16 hollow tines pull real 2-inch soil plugs out of the ground. Those holes let air, water and fertilizer reach the roots again. Spike aerators just push holes and pack the soil tighter around them.
Aerate On Your Schedule, Not Theirs.
Renting means borrowing a truck, racing a return window and wrestling a gas machine. Hiring a lawn service means paying again every single season. TurfCore stays in your garage, ready whenever you are. Do the front yard Saturday morning and the back on Sunday evening. When you're done, tip it onto the transport wheel and roll it back across the driveway. The tines never touch concrete, so your driveway and your tines stay protected.
Built Heavy So It Digs In.
A thick steel frame and sawtooth steel discs give TurfCore a solid, planted feel. The drum holds up to 46 lbs of sand, and that weight drives the tines into the ground. Add more sand for hard clay or less for softer soil. The 16 anti-clog tines are replaceable, so worn ones don't mean a new aerator. For the best cores, water your lawn the day before you aerate. Every order is backed by our 30-day money-back guarantee.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why isn't it pulling cores?
Why isn't it pulling cores?
Almost always the soil is too dry. Water the lawn deeply the day before, or aerate a day after rain, so the tines can sink in. If the ground is still hard, add more sand to the drum for extra weight and keep a steady walking pace.
Do I need to add sand? Is it included?
Do I need to add sand? Is it included?
Sand isn't included. The drum holds up to 46 lbs, and that weight is what pushes the tines into the ground. Use dry sand and a funnel so it pours cleanly. Start around half full and add more if you're not getting full-length plugs.
How do I move it across the driveway?
How do I move it across the driveway?
Use transport mode. Tip the aerator back onto its transport wheel and pull it in reverse. The tines stay off the concrete, which protects both your driveway and the tines.