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Laurel………….a total pain, it invades and literally takes over the garden if it’s not managed aggressively, read constantly. Say’s it all, “I’m not a professional gardener”. You can do what you like with the stuff because it is resilient to man’s attempts to control. I’m not being offensive to Sparky, simply stating the obvious and I hope he doesn’t take offence. All of the above is my opinion of laurel as a hedge. On the other side of the coin it’s fabulous…..I have earned so much money cutting down and uprooting the stuff. Impossible to eradicate entirely at the first attempt without dramatic removal of soil and sieving, the roots pop up everywhere and chasing them improves my pension pot no end. They are similar to bamboo whose rhizomes spread like Putin in the Ukraine until stopped and ripped out. My advice is to never plant laurel as a hedge unless you want to upset the neighbour.

Good video! But, most machines come with interchangeable dethatcher and scarifier cylinders. I understand you should first dethatch and then use the scarifier. And, it is perplexing for a novice to properly set the blade depth correctly. The method is to set the blades so high that they do nothing, then lower one notch at a time until you see good results. Set the blades too aggressively, and you’ll be sorry! Then there is “aeration”. I’d like to see a video that includes all three. I bought an electric battery machine (40V) with a spare battery. It weighs nothing, yet works! It is both a dethatcher and scarifier. I haven’t use it yet, but soon will. I tested it on a small patch. It apparently does a great job and is quiet and so easy to push. I wish I had an aerator, but they are big, heavy, and cost maybe $3,000! And if you try to rent one, you have to wait your turn and by the time you can get it, optimal conditions may not be right that day. And how do you transport that monster to your house and back? You can call a lawn company, but they are expensive and the kids they send out are not motivated to do a good job. Aeration is a problem. I bought a manual one that punches two holes in the ground in one shot. Could a person actually do a whole front lawn with this? There is a model that punches four holes each time you step on it, but someone wrote the two hole puncher is easier to use. I tried to hire a homeless person to do the work (Homeless! Will work for food!) but after asking a few, it turns out they all just want free money without having to do any work. For two cents, I’d pour gasoline on my yard, burn it all up and be done with it.

Dear Sir, You can use me for any purpose besides . I can do any work for the benefit of your organization. For any work I promise

Excellent review 👍👍👍 I think i will buy one of these as my retirement present. Pity they made the handle so low (or my genes made me so tall?)....

A great review, it’s satisfying to watch it all come out 👍🏼

What is the reliability of this, have you had any issues with it?

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Good review.

Where does the stainless steel cable tidy thing fit please, the plastic ones are self explanatory but the steel thing appear not to have an obvious home?

Thanks