Lawn Aerator Attachment for Garden Tiller

Typical Installation Procedures

For 2-3 inch deep holes, aerate your lawn a day after rain or irrigation.  The soil should be soft and moist.

Note: If you have an underground sprinkler system, flag the sprinkler heads so that you can avoid hitting them during lawn aeration. You usually don't have to worry about the underground pipes though, because the Aeroller tines will penetrate up to 3 inches only; underground pipes are usually buried much deeper.

Installation procedures for Craftsman front-tine garden tiller:

Step 1: Lock depth stake away using stake spring (alternatively, you may remove the depth stake)

Step 2: Remove tiller tines

Step 3: Install aerator tines

Step 4: Install the Aeroller onto your tiller

Installation procedures for Yard Machines front-tine garden tiller:

Step 1: Remove drag bar (a.k.a depth stake)

Step 2: Remove tiller tines

Step 3: Install aerator tines

Step 4: Install the Aeroller onto your tiller

Installation procedures for Bolens 4.75hp front-tine garden tiller:

Step 1: Retract drag bar to the highest position

Step 2: Remove tiller tines

Step 3: Install aerator tines

Step 4: Install the Aeroller onto your tiller

Installation procedures for Ardisam Earthquake front-tine garden tiller:

Step 1: Remove depth regulator lever

Step 2: Remove tiller tines

Step 3: Install aerator tines

Step 4: Install the Aeroller onto your tiller