I need help with Step 12…the handle. Where do you put the 2nd bolt in? In my first attempt to attach this, it works in the opposite way. The manual’s drawings are no help on this step.
The wheel assembly is a little confusing. There are no 1/2” hex nuts in my package. And there is a 1/2” space on the 1/2 bolt when you put the wheel on because it’s not an all thread bolt
Great video, how often do you used arerato per year. I'm thinking about using one for small lawn care business, until I can afford a gas powered one. I have research the agri-fab arerato seem like they almost about the same the wheels are different. Thanks
Hey Eric, I don't use the aerator for lawn care in particular but it definitely does the job it was intended to do. I use it to rejuvenate old, worn down and compacted areas of my property that need reseeding. I've probably put around 24 working hours through the machine with no hiccups.
My husband is putting ours together. Lol the long thingie doesnt fit in one of the holes so he can attch the pin. He had to drill it bigger.
I need help with Step 12…the handle. Where do you put the 2nd bolt in? In my first attempt to attach this, it works in the opposite way. The manual’s drawings are no help on this step.
The wheel assembly is a little confusing. There are no 1/2” hex nuts in my package. And there is a 1/2” space on the 1/2 bolt when you put the wheel on because it’s not an all thread bolt
Great video, how often do you used arerato per year. I'm thinking about using one for small lawn care business, until I can afford a gas powered one. I have research the agri-fab arerato seem like they almost about the same the wheels are different. Thanks
Hey Eric, I don't use the aerator for lawn care in particular but it definitely does the job it was intended to do. I use it to rejuvenate old, worn down and compacted areas of my property that need reseeding. I've probably put around 24 working hours through the machine with no hiccups.
@@IndyHomestead Thanks,👍
He definitely skipped soke stuff lol