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Lawn Aerators
18"–26" Tow-Behind Core Aerators

Kutter Power manufactures tow-behind core aerators in two specifications: an 18-inch compact residential model (LA-418) and a 26-inch commercial high-productivity model (LA-726). Both use B&S/Loncin gasoline engines with hardened alloy steel coring tines. CE/EPA certified, 78 units per 40HQ, OEM branding available from low MOQ.

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Lawn Aerators

Two models covering residential and commercial core aeration. 18" compact for ATV towing, 26" commercial with 42 tines delivering 40,000 sq ft/hr. Core aeration (not spike) for genuine compaction relief and 30% water infiltration improvement.

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Core Aeration — Genuine Compaction Relief

Core aerators remove soil plugs for genuine compaction relief — not spike aerators that push soil aside. 30% improvement in water infiltration, 2–3x deeper root systems in 4–6 weeks. For homeowners with ATVs and professional turf contractors alike.

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WHY STOCK LAWN AERATORS?

Seasonal Cash Flow with Strong Margins

Lawn aerators occupy a niche that most outdoor power equipment dealers overlook — but the unit economics are surprisingly strong. The category is seasonal (spring and fall), carries low inventory risk, and generates high-margin professional contracts.

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Dealer Revenue Profile

The LA-726 commercial model commands 40–60% higher unit margins than the residential LA-418. Professional contracts create predictable seasonal demand and repeat engagement. Upsell opportunities open doors to full turf equipment fleet sales.

The Seasonal Cash Flow Opportunity

Aeration is a planned service, not an emergency purchase. Contractors schedule aeration seasons 2–3 months in advance. Stocking the LA-726 and establishing relationships with 5–10 local landscaping companies creates predictable seasonal demand.

Core vs. Spike Aeration

Core aerators remove soil plugs for genuine compaction relief — 30% water infiltration improvement, 2–3x deeper root systems. Spike aerators push soil aside and may worsen compaction. Stock core aerators exclusively and position the price difference as an investment in results.

Container Loading Efficiency

Both models share 78 units per 40HQ loading density. Mixed loading with lawn tractors, cylinder mowers, and stand-on mowers is standard practice.

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Container loading, OEM flexibility, and warranty support for lawn aerators.

Warranty & Dealer Support

1-year limited warranty on frame and tines. Core aeration technical training, parts inventory planning, and seasonal promotion planning.

1-year limited warranty
Core aeration technical training
Parts inventory guidance
Seasonal promotion planning

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Frequently Asked Questions

Everything dealers need to know before stocking lawn aerators — answered by our product team.

What lawn aerator models should I stock first?

Stock both the LA-418 and LA-726. The LA-418 captures homeowner demand, the LA-726 serves professional accounts. Both load at 78 units per 40HQ.

Which model has the lowest warranty exposure?

The LA-418 carries lower exposure — residential customers use it a few times per year. The LA-726 sees heavier use but the 42-tine system distributes wear across more contact points.

What is the minimum order for dealer pricing?

Dealer pricing begins at low MOQ. Container orders (20+ units) receive volume discounts and priority production scheduling.

Should I sell core aerators or spike aerators?

Core aerators only. Spike aerators don't actually relieve soil compaction — they push soil aside, which can worsen the problem. Core aerators remove soil plugs, creating genuine aeration channels.

What is the lead time for lawn aerator orders?

Standard dealer orders: 45–60 days. OEM/private label orders: 60–90 days. Priority scheduling available for container orders of 20+ units.

Can I mix lawn aerators with other product lines in one container?

Yes. Both LA-418 and LA-726 share compatible container dimensions with lawn tractors, cylinder mowers, and stand-on mowers.

What differentiates Kutter aerators from competitor brands?

Three factors: (1) B&S XR950 or Loncin 6.5HP engines — proven platforms with parts availability, (2) LA-726's 42-tine drum delivers 40,000 sq ft/hr, 5x faster than walk-behind, (3) 78 units per 40HQ on both models.

Can I request exclusive territory for aerator distribution?

Exclusive territory arrangements are available for dealers meeting minimum annual volume commitments. Contact our dealer development team.

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