Side by Side Comparison of: Greenworks vs Ames True Temper

If you own a dethatcher, these are handy to have

as described

Everything met my Expectations

Bought these from the warehouse clearance dept. They were probably a return, so I reaped the profit of buying them for the Greenworks dethatcher even though it comes with a set of replacements!

Exact replacement parts. After reading a review on the dethatcher it was recommed to buy them. So I ordered them with the Greenworks dethatcher. After receiving the dethatcher I found included in the box a bag of replacement tines.

exact replacement tines for the 14", 10amp greenworks dethatcher; recommend having 2 bags on hand; original set still has adequate pulling capability

ok

They wear rapidly, but they do a good job. I use the green works to dethach. Then I use my self propelled bagged mower with a raker blade.

These are not tines that would work in a dethatcher - they are only 1-2 inches long.Not really sure what they work on.I had to send them back, and it looks like I was not the first based on packaging.

As stated in my review of the GreenWorks 14" Corded Dethatcher, these tines work well, however I feel that they could have been designed with heavier, harder material. It took me two sets of tines (@ $20/set) to complete my project. Fortunately GreenWorks provides a replacement set with each new unit.

I've had my dethatcher for about 7 years now. The only issue is that these times are a small gauge and break way too easily. It wouldn't be such a big deal, but they are quite difficult to replace. If Greenworks also had available an option for tines in a stronger and heavier gauge metal, I would gladly pay the extra cost.

The replacement tines are the same as the originals. They are pretty light duty, but work. My problem is the package of 18 tines only contained 15 pieces.

dont last very long. Dethatcher is great but plan on buying these tines frequently.

The tines are definitely on the weak/light end of the spectrum, break easily and are bit of a pain to replace. A fresh set works wonders on the moss, but a tougher design is needed.

Need stronger gauge metal to do the work, estimated would need 3 sets of tines if you need to work on front and side yard twice if you have a thick grass, I used on St Augustine.

I should have read better... as others said, way, way, way smaller than I expected. Guess that is why they are so cheap.

The photo is very misleading as to size.

wrong length

Tines are fragile and break frequently even when used even on just soft grass. (I'm on my second bag of tines already this season.) The GreenWorks dethatcher is great but these tines should be made from a metal that is thicker and more durable.

Tines that came on the dethatcher lasted a couple years and multiple uses. I replaced the tines this fall and all of them were broken the first time I used them in a 500 sq ft dog yard. Is there an alternative tine replacement out there?

Returned item. These are small 1.5" tines. Item does not look like picture.