Brinly DT-48BH Tow Behind Dethatcher 48-Inch

Description

Features and Benefits 1. Where some thatch is essential to protect the root system, too much thatch will not allow enough water, air and nutrients to get to the root system. DT-48BH Thatch is a layer of built up organic materials (dead grass, roots, and other debris) between the growth of the grass and roots. Where some thatch is essential to protect the root system, too much thatch will not allow enough water, air and nutrients to get to the root system. Use the 48” tow-behind dethatcher in the spring and fall to help gently remove the thatch that can harm a lawn. DT-48BH Thatch is a layer of built up organic materials (dead grass, roots, and other debris) between the growth of the grass and roots. Where some thatch is essential to protect the root system, too much thatch will not allow enough water, air and nutrients to get to the root system. Dethatching helps remove this buildup of thatch in a lawn. 48” Tow-Behind Dethatcher Thatch is a layer of built-up organic material (grass clippings, dead roots) between the top growth of grass and root system. Too much thatch can create a barrier that keeps moisture and air from reaching the roots of the lawn. Use the 48” tow-behind dethatcher in the spring and fall to help gently remove the thatch that can harm a lawn. Features and Benefits 1. (2) Rows of 12 independently flexing tines for maximum thatch pick up 2. Wide 48” working width for larger yards covers more ground for quicker results 3.

Key Features

• Dethatching helps remove this buildup of thatch in a lawn.
• Where some thatch is essential to protect the root system, too much thatch will not allow enough water, air and nutrients to get to the root system.
• Features and Benefits 1.
• 48” Tow-Behind Dethatcher Thatch is a layer of built-up organic material (grass clippings, dead roots) between the top growth of grass and root system.
• Use the 48” tow-behind dethatcher in the spring and fall to help gently remove the thatch that can harm a lawn.
• DT-48BH Thatch is a layer of built up organic materials (dead grass, roots, and other debris) between the growth of the grass and roots.