Husqvarna S 138i Battery Scarifier

The S 138i is a lightweight battery scarifier that effectively aerates your small lawn without disturbing the neighbors. The easily adjustable working depth and the powerful motor efficiently remove compacted thatch and moss from the lawn. Its compact design and foldable handle make storage and transport easier, facilitating handling. In addition, the S138i comes with its collection bag, allowing you to collect the grass if you do not wish to leave it on the ground to transform into organic fertilizer over time.

Offered in package with a Husqvarna BLi300 battery and a Husqvarna QC500 charger, providing you with an average working autonomy of one hour, for one hour of charging.

• Push Drive System

• Centralized Cutting Height Adjustment

• Plastic ABS Cutting Deck 37.5cm wide

• Working Depth -0.8 cm to +5 cm

• Product Dimensions Lxlxh 107.5 x 61.5 x 101.5 cm

• Weight 19.5 kg

• Rear Ejection into a fabric collection bag 45L

✅ This equipment can be transported in a city type car.

- What is a scarifier used for?

A scarifier is used to maintain the lawn by removing moss, thatch, and plant debris that suffocate the grass and aerating the soil. This allows water, air, and nutrients to penetrate better, making the grass denser, greener, and less susceptible to diseases.

• Main Role

Remove moss, dead grass, and thatch that form a suffocating layer on the surface of the lawn.

Aerate the top layer of soil to improve air/water exchange and stimulate grass roots.

Limit the occurrence of diseases and promote a more resilient and uniform lawn.

• Effects on the Lawn

Lawn appears “refreshed” after use, with better regrowth of grass blades.

Better penetration of water and fertilizers, thus more effective maintenance with less waste.

Reduction of moss and certain small “weeds” with shallow roots.

• When to Use

Generally 1 to 2 times a year maximum, in spring (after frost) and in autumn (before frost).

On slightly damp soil, which facilitates the working of claws or blades without excessively damaging the roots.