Get rid of moss and thatch the easy and less time-consuming way with this powerful and highly productive 212cc/40cm combination petrol scarifier and aerator from Webb. The machine is based around a rugged steel chassis and benefits from a quiet, low emission overhead valve engine.
The Webb LS40P is a versatile two-in-one machine supplied with interchangeable scarifier and aeration cartridges. The 18-bladed aeration reel cuts almost invisible slits in the turf, clearing the way for air and moisture to access the grass root network. The scarifying reel, equipped with 24 spring tines, will gently and thoroughly tease out any surplus surface accumulation.
The machine has a robust 40cm (16") steel deck. It features stepless working depth adjustment so it can be set up to suit the condition of any given lawn. A spacious 45 litre debris catcher ensures you'll be left with a neat lawn when the work is done, whilst ball bearing wheel mounts work to keep them rolling freely and smoothly over time.
The Webb LS40P is powered by a 212cc air-cooled, four-stroke engine OHV technology for greater fuel economy and reduced emissions. Convenient fold down handlebars make storage even more compact.
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The Green Reaper has been the UK’s favourite online garden machinery store since 2004.
We supply only quality products from top brand manufacturers including AL-KO, Cobra, Mitox, MTD, Lawnflite, Webb and Hyundai to name but a few. Our huge range includes over 350 different models of lawnmower and more than 80 different garden tractors. In addition we specialise in brushcutters, hedgetrimmers, chainsaws, leaf blowers & vacs, cultivators, garden shredders, scarifiers and log splitters.
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