The best time to aerate the lawn is in spring and autumn.
Gasoline powered lawn aerators are devices designed to improve lawn air and moisture circulation in a lawn area.

These devices are equipped with sharp needles or spikes that penetrate the grass chamber and remove compacted soil and moss.
In addition, layers of dead grass, allowing better movement of air, water and nutrients to the root system.
Here are some important points about the use and maintenance of gasoline powered lawn aerators:

Preparation before use: Before using the lawn aerator, make sure the lawn area is clear of all obstacles such as stones, branches or other objects. Also, make sure the grass area is dry enough to prevent clogging of the machine and ensure optimal results.

Adjust the depth of the aerator: Before use, adjust the needles or spikes of the aerator to the desired depth. Usually, it is recommended to penetrate the turf about 2-3 centimeters thick.

Move at a steady speed: When using a lawn aerator, move at a steady speed over the lawn, ensuring even work and avoiding overseeding in one area or another.

Safety Precautions: Always wear appropriate personal protective equipment, including safety glasses, gloved hands, and appropriate footwear to prevent injury from flying rocks or other particles.

Care after use: After use, clean the lawn aerator thoroughly, removing all grass, mud or other debris. Also check that all parts are working properly and perform the necessary maintenance if necessary.

Fuel and oil mixture: Make sure you use the correct fuel and oil mixture according to the manufacturer’s instructions to ensure proper engine operation and extend its life.

Gas powered lawn aerators can be a great tool for improving the health and growth of your lawn, but as with all machines, it’s important to follow safety guidelines and perform regular maintenance to ensure efficient and safe use.