Flymo Lawnrake Tines - Pack of 42
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This guide is for owners of the Flymo Lawnrake Compact 3400 and Lawnrake Compact 340 who need to replace worn or damaged tines. By using these replacement tines, you can effectively remove thatch and moss, allowing vital nutrients to penetrate your lawn, leading to a healthier lawn. Please note that this is a compatible, alternative product and not an original Flymo part.
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| Model Part Number | FLY058 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Flymo |
Extended Product Information
FAQs
How many tines are in the pack?
The pack contains 42 replacement tines.
Are the screws included?
Yes, the pack includes 7 screws for installation.
Are these tines an original Flymo product?
No, this is a high-quality compatible, alternative product.
What models are these tines compatible with?
These tines are compatible with the Flymo Lawnrake Compact 3400 and Lawnrake Compact 340.
How do I install the tines?
Follow the installation steps outlined in the 'Setup, Compatibility & Care' section of this guide.
How often should I replace the tines?
The frequency of replacement depends on usage and the condition of your lawn. Inspect the tines regularly for wear and tear.
What is the purpose of raking the lawn?
Raking the lawn removes thatch and moss, allowing vital nutrients to reach the grass roots, promoting a healthier lawn.
Troubleshooting
The Lawnrake is not raking effectively after tine replacement.
Check the tines for correct alignment and ensure they are securely fastened. Make sure the Lawnrake is set to the correct raking depth.
The Lawnrake vibrates excessively after installing new tines.
Check that all the tines are properly installed and that none are bent or damaged. Ensure the Lawnrake is on a level surface.
Tines are wearing out too quickly.
Ensure you are using the Lawnrake on appropriate surfaces, and avoid raking over hard objects or obstructions.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Cost-effective alternative to original parts.
- Specifically designed for Flymo Lawnrake Compact 3400 and Lawnrake Compact 340.
- Includes all necessary tines and screws for a complete replacement.
- Helps to maintain a healthy lawn by removing thatch and moss.
- Easy to install and use.
Cons
- This is a compatible product, not an original Flymo part.
- Requires manual replacement of tines.
- Users must ensure compatibility with their specific model before purchase.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Compatibility
These tines are compatible with:
- Flymo Lawnrake Compact 3400
- Flymo Lawnrake Compact 340
Installation
- Safety First: Always disconnect the Lawnrake from the power source before starting any maintenance.
- Access the Tines: Consult your Lawnrake's manual to locate and access the tine assembly. This usually involves removing a cover or housing.
- Remove Old Tines: Carefully remove the old, worn tines. Note how they are positioned for correct replacement.
- Install New Tines: Insert the new tines, ensuring they are correctly aligned. Use the provided screws to secure them in place.
- Reassemble: Replace any covers or housings that were removed.
- Test: Reconnect to the power supply and test the Lawnrake to ensure the new tines are functioning correctly.
Care
- Regular Inspection: Check the tines regularly for wear and tear.
- Clean After Use: Remove any debris or grass clippings that may accumulate.
- Proper Storage: Store your Lawnrake in a dry place when not in use.
- Refer to the Lawnrake manual for specific maintenance instructions.