Five shafts.
Five jobs.
Aerate, slice, core, spike, or seed — each shaft is a purpose-built tool for a specific surface and season. They share one thing: every one drops into the same AERA-vator frame.
Pick your action
AERA-vator Shaft
The original. Spring-mounted tines vibrate as the shaft turns, shattering compaction laterally while leaving the surface playable.
- ActionVibratory fracture
- Surface disruptionMinimal
AERA-Slicer Shaft
Slicing blades open vertical channels for air and water movement — ideal between core cycles to relieve surface tension fast.
- ActionVertical slice
- Surface disruptionVery low
Coring Shaft
Hollow tines pull cores to remove organic matter and exchange soil — true core aeration on the same universal frame.
- ActionHollow-tine coring
- Surface disruptionModerate
Multi-Spike Shaft
Solid spikes vent the rootzone quickly with negligible cleanup — the fast, frequent maintenance pass.
- ActionSolid-tine spike
- Surface disruptionNegligible
Power Seeder Shaft
Pairs the AERA-vator action with seed delivery — fracture the soil and place seed in one pass for superior germination.
- ActionAerate + seed
- Surface disruptionLow
Not sure which shaft?
Tell us your surface and your goal — we’ll point you to the right setup and a local dealer.
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on one frame.
Own the AERA-vator once, then build a full turf-maintenance program around it — no second machine, no second budget line. Swapping a shaft takes minutes.
Pull the pins
The tine shaft is the working heart of the AERA-vator — and it’s designed to come out.
Drop in a new shaft
Choose aeration, slicing, coring, spiking, or seeding to match the surface and the season.
Back to work
One frame covers a full program of turf maintenance — no second machine, no second budget line.