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Einhell Ersatzlüfterwalze GE-SA 1435

A complete replacement aerating roller — 26 steel claws on 35 cm, ball-bearing, for two named machines.

Einhell replacement aerator roller with 26 steel claws for a 35 cm scarifier

Einhell Ersatzlüfterwalze GE-SA 1435

A complete replacement aerating roller — 26 steel claws on 35 cm, ball-bearing, for two named machines.

Type
Aerating roller (not a scarifying blade roller) — a complete ball-bearing shaft
Count
26 steel claws
Material
Steel claws on a ball-bearing shaft
Fits
Two named electric scarifier-aerators from the same maker
Pack
1
Amazon reference
B00BG6FUJ8 (one reference across 6 Amazon marketplaces)
EAN
4006825575156
  • A complete roller rather than loose blades — the whole rotating assembly, bearings included
  • Claw count and working width both published
  • It is the aerating roller, not the scarifying one — a different job on the same machine

Best for: Either of the two named machines, when the sprung claws have worn or the bearings have gone

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Specifications

Type
Aerating roller (not a scarifying blade roller) — a complete ball-bearing shaft
Count
26 steel claws
Material
Steel claws on a ball-bearing shaft
Fits
Two named electric scarifier-aerators from the same maker
Pack
1
Amazon reference
B00BG6FUJ8 (one reference across 6 Amazon marketplaces)
EAN
4006825575156

What the maker prints on its own page

A replacement aerating roller for the maker’s electric scarifier-aerators, suitable for two named machines. It has 26 steel claws and a working width of 35 cm. The ball-bearing roller is stated as suited to aerating medium to larger lawns of up to 500 m². With it, the surface of the lawn is scratched so water drains better and oxygen uptake is easier. The roller to be replaced can be removed with an Allen key and the replacement fitted; gloves should be worn.

Aerating, not scarifying

This matters and the listing is clear about it.

A scarifying roller carries fixed blades that cut vertically down through the thatch layer and drag it out. A lawn with real thatch needs that, and the result is a startling quantity of material and a lawn that looks wrecked for a fortnight.

An aerating roller carries sprung claws that comb the surface, lifting loose material and scratching the sward so water and air get in. It is gentler, it removes far less, and on a lawn that is matted rather than thatched it is the correct tool.

Most 2-in-1 machines take both. This is one of the two, and the page says which.

A whole roller

Twenty-six claws on a ball-bearing shaft, sold as one assembly.

That is more expensive than a bag of loose blades and it includes the thing that often fails first. A roller that rumbles, that has play in it, or that has started to eat its housing has worn bearings, and no amount of new claws fixes that.

The two sentences of instruction

“Remove with an Allen key. Wear gloves.”

A spare part listing that tells you how to fit the part is unusual on this shelf. The gloves line is not decoration: a roller is a shaft covered in sharp steel, and it has to be handled to be fitted.

The 500 m²

A maker’s statement of what the roller suits rather than a measurement. On a hand-pushed electric machine, the real constraint is the afternoon rather than the roller.

Availability

From 20 € to 31 €, that being the spread across the German, French and Spanish Amazon stores on the day of the survey.

More than 1.6× the cheapest country at the Italian Amazon store; a gap of that size normally means forwarded stock rather than a seller on the ground, so the spread above leaves it out.

Listed and unsold: the American and British Amazon catalogues hold the reference with nobody behind it.

Taken from Keepa on the day this page was last revised; stock and prices move without notice.

Prices quoted in this text were read on 26 September 2026. The live price is at the top of the page.

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