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Twin Rotary Rake Attachment
Twin Rotary Rake Attachment
It Actually Cuts Real Grass
Front And Rear Decks, Both Working
No Petrol, No Pull Cord, No Fumes
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Twin Rotary Rake Attachment
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Bought it half expecting a toy and it isn't one. The strip behind it is properly cut rather than flattened, and you can see exactly where it stopped.
A Cut Lawn Without The Saturday
Every week it's the same. Drag the mower out, fight it round the edges, sweat through a shirt, and still miss a strip along the fence.
YardFleet tools sit at the edge of the grass and do it for you. Push the stick and it cuts. Let go and it stops. No pushing, no petrol, no Saturday gone.
Heavier than it looks and mostly metal underneath. Feels like machinery, not a toy.
Leaves a proper cut line instead of just flattening it. Real blades, not a gimmick.
Bigger in person than the photos suggest. My son needs both hands to carry it.
Heavier than it looks and mostly metal underneath. Feels like machinery, not a toy.
Leaves a proper cut line instead of just flattening it. Real blades, not a gimmick.
Bigger in person than the photos suggest. My son needs both hands to carry it.
Heavier than it looks and mostly metal underneath. Feels like machinery, not a toy.
Leaves a proper cut line instead of just flattening it. Real blades, not a gimmick.
Bigger in person than the photos suggest. My son needs both hands to carry it.
Heavier than it looks and mostly metal underneath. Feels like machinery, not a toy.
Leaves a proper cut line instead of just flattening it. Real blades, not a gimmick.
Bigger in person than the photos suggest. My son needs both hands to carry it.
Heavier than it looks and mostly metal underneath. Feels like machinery, not a toy.
Leaves a proper cut line instead of just flattening it. Real blades, not a gimmick.
Bigger in person than the photos suggest. My son needs both hands to carry it.
Heavier than it looks and mostly metal underneath. Feels like machinery, not a toy.
Leaves a proper cut line instead of just flattening it. Real blades, not a gimmick.
Bigger in person than the photos suggest. My son needs both hands to carry it.
Heavier than it looks and mostly metal underneath. Feels like machinery, not a toy.
Leaves a proper cut line instead of just flattening it. Real blades, not a gimmick.
Bigger in person than the photos suggest. My son needs both hands to carry it.
Heavier than it looks and mostly metal underneath. Feels like machinery, not a toy.
Leaves a proper cut line instead of just flattening it. Real blades, not a gimmick.
Bigger in person than the photos suggest. My son needs both hands to carry it.
Heavier than it looks and mostly metal underneath. Feels like machinery, not a toy.
Leaves a proper cut line instead of just flattening it. Real blades, not a gimmick.
Bigger in person than the photos suggest. My son needs both hands to carry it.
Heavier than it looks and mostly metal underneath. Feels like machinery, not a toy.
Leaves a proper cut line instead of just flattening it. Real blades, not a gimmick.
Bigger in person than the photos suggest. My son needs both hands to carry it.
Heavier than it looks and mostly metal underneath. Feels like machinery, not a toy.
Leaves a proper cut line instead of just flattening it. Real blades, not a gimmick.
Bigger in person than the photos suggest. My son needs both hands to carry it.
Heavier than it looks and mostly metal underneath. Feels like machinery, not a toy.
Leaves a proper cut line instead of just flattening it. Real blades, not a gimmick.
Bigger in person than the photos suggest. My son needs both hands to carry it.
30-Day-Money-Back Garantee
Try YardFleet risk-free for 30 days. If you’re not fully satisfied for any reason, simply return it within 30 days of delivery for a full refund.
Frequently Asked Questions
FAQs
Does it actually cut real grass?
Does it actually cut real grass?
Yes. There are powered blades under a real cutting deck, so it takes a genuine pass out of a lawn rather than driving over it. Cut height and the tallest grass each machine will clear are listed on its own product page.
How long does the battery last?
How long does the battery last?
Runtime depends on the model, but most Yardfleet machines are designed for around 30–45 minutes of use per charge.
Is it difficult to control?
Is it difficult to control?
No. Two sticks — one drives, one steers. Most people are cutting confidently within a couple of minutes, and nothing about it punishes a beginner.
Reviews
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My son does the lawn now
I bought it for myself, in theory. He's twelve and he has done the grass three weekends running without being asked once. He argues with his sister about whose turn it is. Paid for itself in arguments I no longer have.
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My neighbour asked to borrow it
Took it out on the front lawn expecting a few odd looks. Ended up with three people leaning over the fence watching it work. My neighbour asked if he could run it across his own strip when I was done. Did not expect cutting the grass to become a social event.
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It finally did the bank at the bottom
There's a slope at the end of my garden I've been strimming badly for six years because the mower won't sit on it. This just walked across it. Nobody warned me that was the real reason to buy one. That patch hasn't looked this tidy since we moved in.
