Scarifier Fieldmann FZV 6050-B — petrol scarifier FZV 6050-B

Fieldmann FZV 6050-B is a petrol scarifier engineered for lawn aeration and surface thatching. Powered by a 212 cc OHV gasoline engine, this scarifier removes moss and thatch mechanically to improve soil air exchange and help grass recover. The 400 mm working width and a rotor fitted with 18 knives provide effective coverage for medium-sized home lawns. A 35-litre collection basket captures debris while an adjustable working depth helps adapt the machine to different lawn conditions.

Advantages

The petrol drive delivers consistent power for sustained operation across uneven or compacted turf. The rotor with 18 knives targets moss and thatch without excessive disturbance of healthy grass roots. A folding handle and ball-bearing wheels improve transport and storage, while the 35 l basket reduces the need for frequent emptying. Depth is adjustable across eight positions from -15 to +5 mm, allowing precise control of scarifying intensity.

Suitable for

• Home and garden lawn maintenance
• Preparing lawns for overseeding and fertilising
• Removal of moss and surface thatch
• Improving water and nutrient penetration into soil

Key specifications

• Engine type: OHV petrol, 212 cc
• Rated power: 4.3 kW
• Working width: 400 mm
• Rotor configuration: working cylinder with 18 knives
• Collection capacity: 35 litres
• Depth adjustment: range from -15 mm to +5 mm, 8 positions
• Wheels: ball bearings for smoother movement

How to use

Before use, inspect the lawn for stones, toys or other debris and ensure the engine has the correct fuel and oil levels. Set the depth control to a shallow setting for light moss removal or a deeper negative setting for heavier thatch. Start the engine following the manufacturer's starting procedure and push the scarifier at a steady pace so the rotor knives engage the turf evenly. After a pass, collect the debris from the 35 l basket and, if overseeding, apply seed and light rolling as required. Allow the lawn to recover, avoiding heavy traffic for several days.

Usage recommendations

Operate on dry or slightly damp turf for best results; excessively wet soil may clog the rotor and reduce effectiveness. Regular scarifying in spring or autumn helps maintain healthy sward structure. Clean the rotor and empty the collection basket after each use, and service the engine according to maintenance intervals to ensure reliable performance.