How the Manual Lawn Edger / Sod Cutter Works
 From an all wood construction (except for the blade), plus 2 pins holding it together ... into an easy to assemble configuration using an all metal all Stainless steel blade, that can be sharpened, with a milled
wooden handle and a more durable foot rest.
This is a must have lawn tool whether
your planning to redesign your lawn, cutting angles or straight
edges and even cutting the sod for your beautiful new yard. The company owner and
inventor, Bob Keblbek, is so confident in the construction of the tool > that he Guarantees
it For Life!
 Using the The #1 Lawn Edger™ is easy. Just slide your foot
into its pre set slipper and take hold of the handle. Put the heel
of the blade in the turf at the place you would like to start. Imbed the
blade into the turf by stepping down on the heel then, step down on the
toe of the blade (do not take blade out of turf). Simply lift toe
up, leaving heel in turf and drag - pull - step forward ...
heel...toe...heel...toe.
heel ...
... toe
The #1 Lawn Edger™
is about the same size as your ordinary garden rake or hoe and requires
less energy to use. No bending or straining required to use this
lawn necessity, just an even heel to toe walking motion edges it all.
Your #1 Manual Lawn Edger™
is made of durable all Stainless steel, with a wooden handle for strength
and durability. Easy to clean and simple to maintain. We
suggest any spray lubricant on all metal parts. Don't be fooled by
cheap imitations. We guarantee our workmanship and will replace the #1
Lawn Edger™ for the original purchasers, if
found to be defective in material or workmanship up to one year after
its purchase.
Cutting angles and #1 Lawn
Edger™ designing your new flower bed or garden is a snap. First,
take your garden hose or string and lay out any contour you wish and cut
your design. Hiring professional landscapers is costly. You
can be the landscape designer and the landscaper without the added
expense and have the personal satisfaction that you did it yourself!
before ...
... after
When cutting angles use more of toe than heel and pull handle toward your body.
Remember to use the easy heel to toe walking motion or toe - pull - slide
and repeat every time you use our product to make your yard work leisure.
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