Grass Stitcher GSD-002 20-Inch Double Grass Stitcher

Friday, December 2, 2011

Grass Stitcher GSD-002 20-Inch Double Grass Stitcher

Posted by Daltonk McDonald at 8:26 AM Labels: 20Inch, Double, GSD002, Stitcher

Grass Stitcher GSD-002 20-Inch Double Grass Stitcher Review

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Grass Stitcher GSD-002 20-Inch Double Grass Stitcher Feature

Rugged construction and ergonomic design-with a no-questions-asked lifetime warranty and 100-Percent satisfaction guarantee
No back or arm muscles-Uses leg power efficiently
No back or arm muscles-Makes use of body weight
Patented perforations-Creates ideal environment for seed germination-extra-wide hole surrounded by loose soil
Durable wheels-Forgiving poly/fiberglass material flexes when encountering obstacles, resists breaking

The Grass Stitcher lets you inexpensively repair bare spots in your lawn quickly and easily. This revolutionary eco-lawn tool works right through dead grass, and leaving the organic material in place adds beneficial mulch and nutrients. Just add seed and water and walk away. There are many ways to make holes in the ground, but no tool can make holes like the Grass Stitcher. It creates the perfect environment for grass seed germination because of the unique plowing action of the wheels, the precise shape and size of the spikes, and the efficient handle design. The efficient handle allows users to easily apply force to the wheels using either foot pressure or body weight. Durable poly/fiberglass wheels withstand the force so the spikes penetrate the soil at the correct depth. The wheels penetrate at a distinct angle, creating a plowing effect, loosening and mounding soil. The spikes penetrate up to their small, stubby support arm, achieving the correct depth each time and creating an extra-wide hole that's surrounded by the mounded loose soil. The loosened soil crumbles on top of the seeds when watered. The spiked wheels grind the existing grass, effectively recycling it as mulch. Just Stitch, Seed and Sprinkle. No bulky power machines. No Messy, ineffective patch materials. No wheel-barreling. Heavy topsoil. No need to remove dead lawn. No heavy sod.