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LawnMaster GV1314 Electric 15” 13 Amp Dethatcher and Scarifier with 10.5 Gallon Collection Bag

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Size: 15 Inch


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  • 2-IN-1 DESIGN: Choose between two attachments with 3,700 RPM* of power and a 10.5 gallon collection bag for healthy lawn growth
  • CUSTOMIZE YOUR PROJECT: Effortlessly remove layers of matted build up with 19 cutting positions to prepare for planting or general yard maintenance
  • HEALTHY LAWN GROWTH: Remove dead grass, moss, thatch, & more in early spring/fall for cool-season grasses and in late spring to early summer for warm-season grasses
  • EASY MAINTENANCE: Features a 14-inch cutting width and 6.7-inch front wheels for easy navigation across rugged terrain and no gas or batteries needed
  • ULTIMATE CONVENIENCE: Push handles fold for extremely compact storage
  • *No load speed

Brand: LawnMaster


Power Source: ac


Material: Stainless Steel


Color: Orange


Style: 15 Inch


Cutting Width: 14 Inches


Number of Positions: 19


Operation Mode: Manual


Product Dimensions: 25"D x 17.5"W x 12.5"H


Manufacturer: Cleva


Brand: LawnMaster


Power Source: ac


Material: Stainless Steel


Color: Orange


Style: 15 Inch


Cutting Width: 14 Inches


Number of Positions: 19


Operation Mode: Manual


Product Dimensions: 25"D x 17.5"W x 12.5"H


Manufacturer: Cleva


Item Weight: 28.1 pounds


Country of Origin: China


Item model number: GV1314


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    • My complete thorough review and experience
Size: 13 inch
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This is a middle range consumer level product. Bad reviews either expected too much or were written by people who didn't read the manual. There is a lot of useful info included in the manual including the proper use of the machine and proper preparation before using it. You should definitely take the time to read it if you go for this Dethatcher/Scarifier. It should be suitable for most suburban lawns. Mine is 7500 SF and I did everything at least twice so 20,000SF wouldn't be a problem. I'll give my thorough review and add in some advice based on the mistakes I made. If you're like me then you haven't dethatched in a long while and you've noticed irrigating and fertilizing aren't giving the same results you expect. Thatch is a fibrous layer of plant material that builds over itself year after year. How much thatch you have depends on your soil biology and species of grass. Thatch should be broken down by microbes, worms, etc but excessive pesticide use or certain soils don't give an environment for them to thrive in so more thatch is put down each year than the biology can remove. Also certain species of grass produce significant thatch while others produce next to none. Thatch is not the dead or burnt out grass you can rake up. If you trowel out a square about 4" deep and look at it from the side, thatch will be a dark brown layer sitting right on top of the soil. It might be anywhere from nothing to 1" thick. Power raking is using a machine to rake for you. Power raking picks up a lot of dead leaves of grass and other debris to give more light and air to the soil. Dethatching is ripping up that top fibrous layer to expose the soil. This machine does both but cannot match the power of a gas powered dethatcher you might rent. For power raking purposes it's very well suited. For dethatching it will get it done with a little extra effort. This product should more be thought of as something you use to maintain your yard. It is designed around yearly or bi-yearly dethatching/power raking and not really designed to take the toughest of jobs with ease. That said, it can definitely be used to get a tough job done as it did for me. It will require more effort than you may be thinking it should however. The bag is small as many reviewers said, but after I got through the thickest thatch and was on my last pass the bag was actually perfectly sized. It is small enough so you don't overload it weight wise and easily detaches for emptying straight into a can or bag. For maintenance purposes I have no doubt the bag will be extremely useful. A few things you need to do/know first. 1) Cut your lawn short to around 1-1/2" if you can do it. People complaining their healthy grass got ripped out didn't read the manual. It will scalp your lawn if the grass is too long. I'm on a hill and have uneven ground so I was probably around 2" and it ripped some up. I think even at shorter lengths you should expect some thinning but if you plan to overseed or have a spreading type species you want it thinned. 2) Understand that the height settings are not so you can dig deeper but so you can adjust the machine based on how much wear your tines or knives have. Get on the ground and look at where the tines extend down to. If they go digging into the dirt you will rip stuff out and wear them down way too fast. The dethatcher attachment works great on the highest setting right out of the box (transport mode) if you have a lot of material to clear out. The scarifier attachment should be set so the dig through the thatch layer and 1/8" into the soil to help open it up and aerate. Going deeper with either attachment will work but it will cause more damage to your existing lawn if that matters for your project. 3) My first impression after opening the box was that it was going to be a cheap piece of garbage based on the feel. The plastic felt flimsy and it didn't seem to weigh enough. Gas engines are heavy, need heavy frames and wheels but this is very light. It's rugged enough and doesn't need to support a combustion engine. I'm glad I didn't return it based on first impressions. 4) You need a quality extension cord. I used a 50' 14 AWG cord on a 15 amp circuit and I think I got as much power out of it as possible. They recommend a 12 AWG cord in the manual for cords 50' and up but the cord holder on the handle is too small for a 12 AWG which seems like a design flaw. I have a shorter 12 AWG cord I tried and I did not notice a difference in performance between that (25') and my 14 AWG (50'). The longer your cord the more voltage drop you have and that can drop performance but I think my 14 AWG was fine. 5) The air intake vents to cool the motor are in a really poor spot right next to the height adjustment lever right over the wheels. The holes will get blocked up from material that you have to clear out often. As an electric motor it will burn out if it gets too hot. It was about 80 degrees out and I let it cool down every 30 minutes to be safe. You spend more time raking up anyway. 6) The height settings are counterintuitive (to me anyway.) #1 is the tallest height while #3 is the shortest. 7) The cord will get in your way, but once you get the hang of it, it's not a big deal. Just make sure you start closest to the outlet and work your way out. The cord should always lay over the area you already worked so you don't run the risk of running it over. 8) If you have sprinkler heads, tree roots, etc, mark them with flags or something else so you don't run over them. 9) You have to keep moving. Slowing down or stopping with the machine running strips it bare. I started with the dethatching tines and the bag on but it filled too quickly. I took the bag off and stuck a piece of wood under the rear hatch which made it a little easier for the thatch to go out the back. I did the first pass on the transport height setting and it raked out many barrels of old material. I raked this up and then went again with it set a little lower and it still pulled out a lot. I raked that and then realized that the tines were not doing a great job of taking out my thatch layer. I switched out the dethatcher for the scarifier - super easy to do. The scarifier will kick back rocks so I took out the wood piece. It worked great on the thatch. It cut right through it to the soil in one shot. I played with the height to get it where I wanted it. The scarifier will chop up any little bumps or unevenness which is good but it destroys more of your lawn while doing that. At this stage I felt like I might've been ruining the lawn because it was looking pretty bare and weak. I overseeded so it was important to me that I actually expose the soil completely since you need soil contact to properly germinate. 3 weeks later and I can see good strong growth from my existing and the new stuff is coming in. Next spring I believe it will fill in and do great now that water and nutrients will actually hit the soil. I neglected the lawn for a while so it will take time to bounce back. But all I have to do is maintain it next year which should be easy. You can see how much wear I put on the tines and the scarifier. I did not call the company to find out how much replacements cost but I think I can get another couple seasons out of these and decide if I want to replace them then. This unit can definitely handle what you throw at it. I treated it gently in the beginning but not so much towards the end and it held up. It's tougher than it looks. A screw came out where the handles attach directly to the motor housing and I lost it somewhere. I just used a spare screw I had instead and it was fine. All in all, I would recommend this machine if you only need maintenance or if you can spare the extra days it will take to do the tougher jobs. The only drawbacks are that it could be a little more powerful and the tines and blades got more wear than I expected. For a middle range product it is good enough and for the price I got it ($95) it's a deal. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 2, 2023 by space kaiser space kaiser
    • Nothing bad to say about it.
Size: 16-Inch
The Scarifier blades churn up the soil like a shallow tiller. I was expecting it to just dig some grooves in the dirt. So.. lowering it nearly all the way tills the top 1/2 inch up pretty good and then one can sprinkle grass seed into that and water. So it was more aggressive than I expected. But the thing is real easy to use. Light weight, The worst part is the dealing with the extension cord as is with all corded yard tools. But for the price and for what it does and how often one needs to use it. This is a good think to have. It's light enough to hang up as to not take up floor space. So.. It's useful and worth the cost. The other option is to rent a gas power seeder which is $50 an hour. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 8, 2024 by Steve
    • Great little Dethatcher
Size: 13 inch
read the reviews for this and thought why not try. This works great, read about over heating, and I am guessing that it was for people that added bigger collection bag. I did yard once at default level, then once again at lower level and this dethatcher did great. Yes bag it small, yes you empty it a lot, but I figure that the empty gives it chance to cool. Amazing how much dead grass I got. Easy to put together and easy to use. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 17, 2024 by REG
    • Great value
Size: 16-Inch
This worked great and is pretty light weight. Very easy to assemble and easy to use. The bag isn't really worth having because it gets full in about 2 minutes.
Reviewed in the United States on June 27, 2024 by Allison Scherer
    • Works good, but clogs a lot
Size: 16-Inch
This thing pulled up a LOT of thatch! BUT it would clog and shut off a LOT too. I cut it all short before using as instructed. There are 2 rods that are parallel to the dethatch/scarifier tools. One is in front of and above the tool, the other is the rear wheels "axle" which is behind and below the tool. Both of these rods collect thatch and will often clog the machine, causing it to shut off to protect the motor. Seems to me it would work much better if the "working" area under the unit was free of such obstructions. On most of my yard I had to set the height to the highest "transport" setting and it would still get clogged, though less often. Between the clogging and the volume of thatch removed, I had to stop and unclog, or stop to empty the bag WAY too often. I eventually removed the bag. Because the spring loaded door was then fully closed, it would clog and shut down almost immediately. So I partly propped the door open to let the thatch pile up on the lawn behind the unit. It would still clog and quit until I removed the buildup, though not as often, especially when I was using it on mostly healthy green grass. This ended up being more work than I anticipated, but hopefully the lawn will look great as a result. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 24, 2023 by ryanltd
    • Failure, Overheats, Fingers all broke, bagger weld broke - SINGLE USE!!!
Size: 16-Inch
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I see a lot of them sold and wanted to believe maybe people just abused it but, ITS JUNK. Anymore it seems like I have to send back more than I keep when buying on amazon. I couldn't even complete my back yard, at fingers(more like springs) are broke just on the backyard. I had to keep a blower out there and stop ever 15 minutes to blow air because it would shut off. I kept the air ducts clean. The weld on the bagger broke so it was hanging there loose. I had the yard cut down nearly a low as you can without burning it up and the bad would fill ever 2 passes. Entirely too small to actually accomplish a task. Unless you have a little section you need to help, you are wasting your money. This is a disposable item at best and most likely for most people, single use. Now I have to rent equipment to finish the project tomorrow and lose a day of work. I would not recommend this to anyone unfortunately ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 3, 2024 by C Roberts C Roberts

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