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title: "Greenworks 10 Amp 14-Inch Corded Dethatcher, 27022 Green"
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# 10 Amp powerful motor 14-inch dethatching path 3-position tine height adjust Greenworks 10 Amp 14-Inch Corded Dethatcher, 27022 Green

**Brand:** greenworks
**Price:** ₩392021
**Availability:** ❌ Out of Stock

## Summary

> 🌿 Power your lawn’s glow-up with precision and speed!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Greenworks 10 Amp 14-Inch Corded Dethatcher, 27022 Green by greenworks
- **How much does it cost?** ₩392021 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Currently out of stock
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.kr](https://www.desertcart.kr/products/221095534-greenworks-10-amp-14-inch-corded-dethatcher-27022-green)

## Best For

- greenworks enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted greenworks brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Precision Lawn Care:** 3-position tine height adjustment lets you customize dethatching depth for optimal grass health
- • **Wide Reach, Less Time:** 14-inch dethatching path covers more ground fast—get your yard summer-ready in no time
- • **Durability Meets Performance:** Stainless steel tines stay sharp longer, ensuring consistent, reliable results season after season
- • **Power Through Thatch Like a Pro:** Robust 10A motor powers through dense lawn layers effortlessly
- • **Corded Convenience, Unlimited Runtime:** Forget battery anxiety—corded design means uninterrupted yard work whenever you need it

## Overview

The Greenworks 10 Amp 14-Inch Corded Dethatcher is a lightweight, efficient electric tool designed for residential lawns up to 5,000 sq ft. Featuring a powerful 10A motor, a wide 14-inch dethatching path, and adjustable tine heights, it removes dead grass and thatch to promote healthier turf. Its stainless steel tines ensure long-lasting sharpness, while the corded design offers unlimited runtime for uninterrupted lawn care. Ideal for millennials seeking a professional-grade, eco-friendly lawn upgrade without the hassle of gas or batteries.

## Description

The Greenworks 14 inch Corded Electric Dethatcher boasts a robust 10 amp motor, a wide 14-inch dethatching path, and a 3-position tine depth adjustment. Smooth, quiet operation and stainless steel tines that stay sharp longer combine to help you to easily remove dead grass for a healthier lawn. The AC power cord allows for flexibility and unlimited runtime. Greenworks offers a range of corded tools such as trimmers, mowers, snow throwers, pressure washers, chainsaws, and more.

Review: Initially, I was hesitant to order this product. Most of the reviews were positive so I took the plunge and completed the purchase. The thatcher arrived on time, well packaged, all the necessary parts were present with a package of replacement tines, no damaged parts, and a set of plain - simple - easy to follow assembly instructions with pictures. I am not a "mechanical genius" and have learned over the years to read the instructions several times, study the pictures, lay out the pieces, and then take it slow and steady. Some may be able to complete the assembly in a matter of 5-10 minutes, I took my time and had it assembled and operational in about 20-30 minutes. My yard is about 4000sq feet and I used to thatch the lawn once a year using a thatching rake, it would take several weekends for me to complete the process as I would go over the lawn two or three times. In past years I was lazy and occasionally hired a landscaper to come in and power rake the yard. I ended up replacing sections of the turf/sod after it was torn up by the power rake. The instructions recommend setting the tines at the highest level and then adjusting as needed. There are three settings, and it is fairly easy to set the height of the tines by using the switches located on the wheel hubs. I used the highest setting and was satisfied with the results and did not notice any damage to the turf/sod. The instructions clearly state "do not operate" on a wet lawn. Operating the machine on a wet lawn will result in damage to the lawn, and could cause damage to the machine. Do not risk tearing up pieces of the turf and sod because you are in a hurry and cannot wait for the lawn to dry out. Using this electric thatcher was fairly simple. I started in the backyard, moving slowly to get used to how the machine operated and traveled. It took about 45 minutes to complete the backyard, and an additional 30 minutes for the front yard. Seriously, it took longer to rake up the piles of dead grass than it took to thatch the front and back yard, and I ended up with thirteen 30-gallon bags of dead grass. I fertilized the lawn, watered it, and the outcome is fantastic. It is a lightweight machine, lighter than a gas powered push mower. It is easy to operate, press the power button hold down the handle bar and walk slowly behind the machine. I would say it is self propelled, but it is the action of the tines grabbing and pulling up the dead grass that propels the machine forward - so hold on to the handle, it could get away from you if you are not careful. Remember - let go of the handle and the machine stops instantly. Maneuverability does take a little getting used to and I quickly figured out to work in straight lines, do not turn the machine while it is operating. When reaching the edge of the lawn let go of the handle, stop the machine, and then position it for the next row. The dead grass is pushed out of the back of the machine and there were no issues with the dead grass piling up inside the machine and causing stalling or stoppage. As the machine is electric there is the issue of the power cord getting in the way of the machine. Under no circumstances should you operate the thatcher and run over the power cord. It is something that you will get used to, it is not a major issue and you will quickly figure out a procedure that works for you. If you have a large number of trees, bushes, shrubs, in your lawn you will have to maneuver around these obstacles with the cord, again it is something that can be figured out fairly quickly. I would recommend purchasing a durable, heavy gauge, 100foot, extension cord. I would not recommend this machine for a large lawn or area, a simple average residential lawn between 2,500 and 5,000sq feet is perfect for this machine. This recommendation is based upon the 14-inch wide path of the thatcher versus a 20-24" path for the average push mower. It would just take much longer to complete the larger area and could cause unnecessary stress and overheating for the machine.
Review: This thing is extremely light, assembles in minutes, and does a pretty darn good job! I've been dethatching my lawn for years with commercial grade rentals from the local hardware store. Usually I would rent a machine for a couple hours to do my 1/4 acre lot and that would cost me around $50-60 each time. I didn't think that price was unreasonable so I kept doing it for years. I found the Greenworks 10 amp electric model the other day for $90 and I thought what the heck give it a try! I'm glad I did! This was my first experience using an electric dethatcher so I wasn't sure how it would compare to a commercial gas powered one. At first I struggled a bit trying to keep the cord out of my path but that was to be expected. Once I figured out a system I was dethatching pretty efficiently. I will be the first to say I really should've cut my grass first to help with the whole operation but I was in a time crunch as it just arrived yesterday and there was rain in the forecast. With all that being said this dethatcher did a really good job(on the highest setting) of removing the thatch while leaving the good grass in place. After reading some of the reviews on here I was really careful not to pull the dethatcher backwards while it was running. Because it is super light it is easy enough to tip up and turn to go the opposite direction you came from. I really wish I would've stopped to take some pictures because this machine did pull up a significant amount of thatch. For my 1/4 acre lot I filled up my full size truck bed plus a couple more big lawn bags. Some asked if this is self-propelled and it is NOT but with the rotating tines you don't really need to push it either! It really is just a matter of guiding it along your path and making sure you are going at a slow steady speed to get all the thatch. Pros: Lightweight, pulls thatch without harming good grass, inexpensive, very easy to operate Cons: It is corded so that is a bit of a pain, Only 14 inch dethatching path

## Features

- KEEP YOUR YARD HEALTHY : dethatch in early spring or early fall for cool-season grasses, and in late spring through early summer (after the 2nd mowing) for warm-season grasses
- POWERFUL MOTOR : 10A motor provides the power you need to tackle the toughest jobs
- 14” DETHATCHING PATH : allows you to complete jobs faster and more efficiently
- 3-POSITION HEIGHT ADJUST : provides greater control by removing matted layers to promote lawn health
- STAINLESS STEEL TINES : stays sharp longer for reliable performance

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B0030BG1HM |
| Customer Reviews | 4.5 4.5 out of 5 stars (15,509) |
| Date First Available | 7 Aug. 2012 |
| Department | unisex-adult |
| Item display height | 12.5 inches |
| Item display weight | 11.98 kg |
| Item display width | 18 inches |
| Item model number | 27022 |
| Manufacturer | Greenworks |
| Material type | Stainless Steel |
| Part number | B0030BG1HM |
| Power source type | Corded Electric |
| Product Dimensions | 2.54 x 2.54 x 2.54 cm; 11.76 kg |

## Product Details

- **Assembly required:** No
- **Brand:** Greenworks
- **Colour:** Green
- **Cutting width:** 14 Inches
- **Item weight:** 11.76 kg
- **Material:** Stainless Steel
- **Operation mode:** Manual
- **Power source:** Corded Electric
- **Style:** Dethatcher
- **UPC:** 841821003104

## Images

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## Questions & Answers

**Q: Does this work better than a pull behind dethatcher?**
A: This requires a heavy duty extension cord.  If you use an extension cord that is too small for the length of the cord you'll have problems.  I've seen several lawn care professionals and lawn care fanatics do YouTube videos on this and they all say about the exact same thing.  It feels like a flimsy Tonka-Toy gadget, but it does a good job.  Some people say to use this twice a year, in the spring and in the fall, although that is partly true, you can use this at a slightly higher setting almost weekly if you like.  Most people do not mow often enough or their mower blades are not good mulching blades and the clippings are not small enough to quickly decay and return nutrients to the soil, and you end up with a bed of brown dead grass buried in the turf.  Although not apparent to the naked eye to most people, these clippings dull the color of your lawn.  If you go to YouTube and look up Pest and Lawn Ginja who owns a company that services 25+ lawns a day, he has a video of a lawn such as this and he ran over the lawn with one of these one direction, then gathered the dead grass and then went over the lawn again at a 90 degree angle and pulled up a lot more dead grass, and the end result was a MUCH better color to the lawn, and this will be a healthier lawn because there is better oxygen transfer to the soil.  The reduced dead grass clutter (not thatch, just dead debris) will also reduce the chance of fungus problems from decaying and damp dead grass clippings that are not properly mulched.  Most non-professional grade mowers do not have enough power to adequately spin the blades at a fast enough speed to cut the grass several times to properly mulch, or the blades are not kept sharp enough to do the job.  For example, you should sharpen a mower blade about every 15,000 sq. ft. of lawn if you are mowing a thick Zoysia lawn.  if you have a less dense turf type, probably every 25,000 sq. ft. would be good.

**Q: Is this Greenworks 27022  10 amp 14" Corded Dethatcher self propelled?**
A: It is not. HOWEVER, the detaching action gently propels it forward. It is simple physics. You will like it.By the same physics, it dethatches nicely in the forward direction... if you drag it backwards it might dig-in a little... so just do a turn and continue.

**Q: Is there a catch bag available for this model? or will the Sun Joe bag fit?**
A: Hello there,

No, GreenWorks does not offer a bag for this unit as it does not collect well. It simply pulls thatch up to the surface. The Sun Joe bag would not be compatible.

**Q: Can i  use machine on st augustine in december**
A: Yes, you can, as long as the ground is not wet, care needs to be taken not to totally destroy the stolon network in your lawn.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review
*by C***E on 3 June 2021*

Initially, I was hesitant to order this product. Most of the reviews were positive so I took the plunge and completed the purchase. The thatcher arrived on time, well packaged, all the necessary parts were present with a package of replacement tines, no damaged parts, and a set of plain - simple - easy to follow assembly instructions with pictures. I am not a "mechanical genius" and have learned over the years to read the instructions several times, study the pictures, lay out the pieces, and then take it slow and steady. Some may be able to complete the assembly in a matter of 5-10 minutes, I took my time and had it assembled and operational in about 20-30 minutes. My yard is about 4000sq feet and I used to thatch the lawn once a year using a thatching rake, it would take several weekends for me to complete the process as I would go over the lawn two or three times. In past years I was lazy and occasionally hired a landscaper to come in and power rake the yard. I ended up replacing sections of the turf/sod after it was torn up by the power rake. The instructions recommend setting the tines at the highest level and then adjusting as needed. There are three settings, and it is fairly easy to set the height of the tines by using the switches located on the wheel hubs. I used the highest setting and was satisfied with the results and did not notice any damage to the turf/sod. The instructions clearly state "do not operate" on a wet lawn. Operating the machine on a wet lawn will result in damage to the lawn, and could cause damage to the machine. Do not risk tearing up pieces of the turf and sod because you are in a hurry and cannot wait for the lawn to dry out. Using this electric thatcher was fairly simple. I started in the backyard, moving slowly to get used to how the machine operated and traveled. It took about 45 minutes to complete the backyard, and an additional 30 minutes for the front yard. Seriously, it took longer to rake up the piles of dead grass than it took to thatch the front and back yard, and I ended up with thirteen 30-gallon bags of dead grass. I fertilized the lawn, watered it, and the outcome is fantastic. It is a lightweight machine, lighter than a gas powered push mower. It is easy to operate, press the power button hold down the handle bar and walk slowly behind the machine. I would say it is self propelled, but it is the action of the tines grabbing and pulling up the dead grass that propels the machine forward - so hold on to the handle, it could get away from you if you are not careful. Remember - let go of the handle and the machine stops instantly. Maneuverability does take a little getting used to and I quickly figured out to work in straight lines, do not turn the machine while it is operating. When reaching the edge of the lawn let go of the handle, stop the machine, and then position it for the next row. The dead grass is pushed out of the back of the machine and there were no issues with the dead grass piling up inside the machine and causing stalling or stoppage. As the machine is electric there is the issue of the power cord getting in the way of the machine. Under no circumstances should you operate the thatcher and run over the power cord. It is something that you will get used to, it is not a major issue and you will quickly figure out a procedure that works for you. If you have a large number of trees, bushes, shrubs, in your lawn you will have to maneuver around these obstacles with the cord, again it is something that can be figured out fairly quickly. I would recommend purchasing a durable, heavy gauge, 100foot, extension cord. I would not recommend this machine for a large lawn or area, a simple average residential lawn between 2,500 and 5,000sq feet is perfect for this machine. This recommendation is based upon the 14-inch wide path of the thatcher versus a 20-24" path for the average push mower. It would just take much longer to complete the larger area and could cause unnecessary stress and overheating for the machine.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review
*by J***E on 25 April 2023*

This thing is extremely light, assembles in minutes, and does a pretty darn good job! I've been dethatching my lawn for years with commercial grade rentals from the local hardware store. Usually I would rent a machine for a couple hours to do my 1/4 acre lot and that would cost me around $50-60 each time. I didn't think that price was unreasonable so I kept doing it for years. I found the Greenworks 10 amp electric model the other day for $90 and I thought what the heck give it a try! I'm glad I did! This was my first experience using an electric dethatcher so I wasn't sure how it would compare to a commercial gas powered one. At first I struggled a bit trying to keep the cord out of my path but that was to be expected. Once I figured out a system I was dethatching pretty efficiently. I will be the first to say I really should've cut my grass first to help with the whole operation but I was in a time crunch as it just arrived yesterday and there was rain in the forecast. With all that being said this dethatcher did a really good job(on the highest setting) of removing the thatch while leaving the good grass in place. After reading some of the reviews on here I was really careful not to pull the dethatcher backwards while it was running. Because it is super light it is easy enough to tip up and turn to go the opposite direction you came from. I really wish I would've stopped to take some pictures because this machine did pull up a significant amount of thatch. For my 1/4 acre lot I filled up my full size truck bed plus a couple more big lawn bags. Some asked if this is self-propelled and it is NOT but with the rotating tines you don't really need to push it either! It really is just a matter of guiding it along your path and making sure you are going at a slow steady speed to get all the thatch. Pros: Lightweight, pulls thatch without harming good grass, inexpensive, very easy to operate Cons: It is corded so that is a bit of a pain, Only 14 inch dethatching path

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review
*by G***T on 26 April 2023*

I used it last night on both lawns and it did an impressive job. We have hired power rakers before and they didnt do as deep of a clean as this. I used it on the highest mode and even that ws super impressive. Pictures cant do it justice of how much dead grasses and embedded rocks was lifted up. We used a lawn mower with bag attachment and slowly followed the dethatcher and the mower sucked up the fluffed up dead grass. this device made our lawn look like it can breathe so much easier now and ready for spring seeding and watering. No amount of hand raking would have done such a clean job as this. I had so much fluffy dead grass at my feet as I was dethatching that I feared I was removing every bit of grass, but nope, just the dead/compressed grasses adn leaves (after winter snow compacted it). The end result makes our lawn look so fresh compared to our neighbours whos iss till compressed from the winter/snowfall. WELL WORTH BUYING.

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