Tines rake out, blades slice in · review
The only cordless dethatcher here. It has two 24V batteries and a brushless motor, costs more than double the corded rivals and has 18 ratings.
A dethatcher drags a cord over the whole lawn, so a battery machine is a real comfort. No other model here offers it.
It costs more than twice as much as a good corded machine and publishes no runtime. If you can reach an outlet, the corded machines win easily.
Remove the batteries before you clear tines or change the roller. Mark sprinkler heads first.
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| Battery | 2 × 24V 4.0Ah, 65 W charger |
|---|---|
| Motor | Brushless, 3,600 RPM |
| Working width | 15 in |
| Depth | 5 positions; dethatch -0.98 to +0.79 in |
| Weight | 26 lb |
| Warranty | 3-year tool and battery |
| Amazon reference | B0GQY4RYPP |
| EAN | 0195526291268 |
The listing gives no runtime, so ask the seller. Dethatching loads a motor heavily.
Yes, two 24V 4.0Ah batteries and a 65-watt charger.
7.6/ 10
Worth it only if a cord is a real problem.
A lawn too far from an outlet, or an existing Greenworks 24V owner.
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15 A copper, 3,300 RPM · 16 in path · 16 blades · 14.5-gal bag · 5 positions · flat-free wheels
A 16-inch 15-amp machine with a 14.5-gallon bag and flat-free wheels for $130. The listed 57.3 lb looks like a boxed weight.
Best for: A buyer who wants the Westinghouse bag for less.
≈ $130
13 A corded · 14 in path · 3 depth positions · quick-release rollers · push button · 28.7 lb
A 14-inch corded 2-in-1 from Greenworks with quick-release rollers, 3 depths and a 4.5 rating from 1,300 buyers.
Best for: A Greenworks owner with a small to medium lawn.
≈ $152
13 A corded · 15 in path · 24 tines + 26 blades · 13.2-gal bag · 24.8 lb · 3-year warranty
The cheapest dethatcher here at $79, with a 13.2-gallon bag, 26 scarifying blades and a 3-year warranty.
Best for: A buyer who uses it once or twice a year.
≈ $79
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