Overview
These three VEVOR dethatchers share core construction in Q235 steel but differ in width, tine count and intended towing vehicle. The 40" is aimed at smaller lawns and ATVs, the 60" sits in the middle for larger domestic plots and small holdings, and the 72" is a heavy-duty, tractor-oriented option.
Width and number of tines affect how quickly you cover ground and how aggressive the action is. Narrower units are easier to manoeuvre and place less load on the tow vehicle, while wider tools reduce time spent but need stronger towing machines and more storage space.
Tine type matters too: the 40" uses spring steel tines while the 60" and 72" use heavier coil or steel tines intended for tougher jobs. Check how each model attaches (universal hitch, toolbar or three-point hitch) to ensure compatibility with your mower, ATV or tractor.
Read the product cards below for specific features, practical pros and cons, and a short recommendation for the typical buyer who would suit each model.
Recommended
VEVOR Tow Behind Dethatcher, 40-inch Tow Dethatcher with 20 Spring Steel Tines, Lawn Dethatcher Rake for ATV or Mower, Tow Behind Lawn Rake with Lift Handle for Garden Farm Grass
Small lawns and ATV or garden-mower towing where a light, manoeuvrable dethatcher is needed
40" spring-tine tow dethatcher that’s lightweight and suited to ATVs or garden mowers; simple hitch and lift handle for easy use.
Pros
- Lightweight and easy to manoeuvre behind ATVs or mowers
- Affordable option for small lawns and occasional use
- Spring tines are gentler on turf and suitable for surface thatch
- Lift handle makes transport and docking simpler
- Universal hitch improves compatibility with many tow machines
- Compact footprint for storage in smaller sheds
Cons
- Spring tines are less aggressive on heavy thatch or compacted soils
- Smaller 40" width means more passes on larger lawns
- Not designed for three-point tractor hitches
- Spare tines or replacement parts may require checking with retailer
- Build and finish may be basic compared with premium brands
- Limited weight means less downward force for deep dethatching
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Overall score
Guide price listed as USD 54.90; check current price and availability on the retailer page before buying.
VEVOR Tow Behind Landscape Rake, 60" Tow Dethatcher with 21 Steel Coil Tines, Lawn Dethatcher Rake Attaches to 48" or 60" Toolbars and 3-point Suspension Systems, for Leaves, Pine Needles, and Grass
Medium to larger domestic lawns and small holdings where a wider sweep and replaceable steel tines help cover ground faster
60" landscape rake with 21 steel coil tines; works with toolbars and 3-point systems for stronger tow vehicles and larger plots.
Pros
- Wider coverage reduces time spent on medium to large lawns
- Heavier steel coil tines handle thicker debris and tougher thatch
- Replaceable tines extend service life and reduce long-term cost
- Designed for toolbar or 3-point-compatible towing setups
- Sturdier frame than many small dethatchers
- Good middle-ground choice between light and heavy-duty models
Cons
- Heavier weight requires stronger tow vehicles and care when handling
- May need toolbar or hitch modifications to fit some machines
- More expensive than basic 40" options (check current price)
- Not as heavy-duty as full tractor three-point implements
- Larger footprint for storage and transport
- Tines can be overkill for very lightly thatched lawns
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Overall score
Guide price listed as USD 249.99; often a mid-range option — check the latest offers and compatibility details before purchasing.
VEVOR Tow Behind Dethatcher, 72-inch Tow Dethatcher with 36 Steel Tines, 3-Point Lawn Dethatcher Rake with Attachments for Tractor, Landscape Rake for Garden, Farm, Grass
Larger properties and small farms where a tractor three-point hitch and heavy-duty tines are needed for fast coverage
72" heavy-duty dethatcher with 36 steel tines and three-point hitch compatibility; built for tractors and large jobs.
Pros
- Very wide coverage for fast work on large areas
- Heavy steel tines provide aggressive dethatching capability
- Designed specifically for tractor three-point hitches
- Replaceable tines make long-term maintenance straightforward
- Robust construction suited to regular, heavy use
- Reduces passes required to cover big lawns or paddocks
Cons
- Very heavy — needs a proper tractor and handling equipment
- Large size requires significant storage and transport planning
- Higher guide price; often a premium purchase for small holders
- Overkill for small gardens or occasional use
- Verify three-point hitch dimensions carefully before buying
- Assembly and setup may be more complex than lighter models
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Overall score
Guide price listed as USD 899.99; this is a premium, tractor-oriented option — check the latest retailer details and compatibility before buying.
Comparison table
| Rank | Product | Best for | Price/value | Rating | CTA |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| #1 | VEVOR Tow Behind Dethatcher, 40-inch Tow Dethatcher with 20 Spring Steel Tines, Lawn Dethatcher Rake for ATV or Mower, Tow Behind Lawn Rake with Lift Handle for Garden Farm Grass | Small lawns and ATV or garden-mower towing where a light, manoeuvrable dethatcher is needed | Guide price listed as USD 54.90; check current price and availability on the retailer page before buying. | 9.7 | Check latest price |
| #2 | VEVOR Tow Behind Landscape Rake, 60" Tow Dethatcher with 21 Steel Coil Tines, Lawn Dethatcher Rake Attaches to 48" or 60" Toolbars and 3-point Suspension Systems, for Leaves, Pine Needles, and Grass | Medium to larger domestic lawns and small holdings where a wider sweep and replaceable steel tines help cover ground faster | Guide price listed as USD 249.99; often a mid-range option — check the latest offers and compatibility details before purchasing. | 9.1 | Check latest price |
| #3 | VEVOR Tow Behind Dethatcher, 72-inch Tow Dethatcher with 36 Steel Tines, 3-Point Lawn Dethatcher Rake with Attachments for Tractor, Landscape Rake for Garden, Farm, Grass | Larger properties and small farms where a tractor three-point hitch and heavy-duty tines are needed for fast coverage | Guide price listed as USD 899.99; this is a premium, tractor-oriented option — check the latest retailer details and compatibility before buying. | 9.1 | Check latest price |
Detailed reviews
#1 VEVOR Tow Behind Dethatcher, 40-inch Tow Dethatcher with 20 Spring Steel Tines, Lawn Dethatcher Rake for ATV or Mower, Tow Behind Lawn Rake with Lift Handle for Garden Farm Grass
This 40-inch VEVOR dethatcher is built from Q235 steel and fitted with 20 spring steel tines. It’s designed to be towed behind an ATV or garden mower and includes a lift handle and a bottom plate with a universal hitch. At around 15.8 kg it’s relatively light for its class, making it easier to attach, tow and store. The spring tines are flexible, suitable for lighter dethatching tasks where you want to remove surface thatch without digging too aggressively. Check connector compatibility if you have an unusual hitch or toolbar.
Key features
- 40-inch working width with 20 spring steel tines
- Q235 steel construction for frame durability
- Lift handle for raising the tines when not in use
- Universal bottom plate hitch for general ATV/mower compatibility
- Tine length approximately 200 mm for surface dethatching
- Product weight approx. 34.8 lbs (15.8 kg) for easier handling
#2 VEVOR Tow Behind Landscape Rake, 60" Tow Dethatcher with 21 Steel Coil Tines, Lawn Dethatcher Rake Attaches to 48" or 60" Toolbars and 3-point Suspension Systems, for Leaves, Pine Needles, and Grass
The 60-inch VEVOR landscape rake brings a wider working width and heavier steel coil tines designed for tougher debris like leaves, pine needles and moderate thatch. Its Q235 steel frame and replaceable tines add robustness and serviceability. The connector size and stated compatibility with 48" or 60" toolbars and 3-point suspension systems make it suitable for users with more substantial garden tractors or ATV setups fitted with the right toolbar. At around 30 kg this unit is notably heavier than the 40" model, so consider lifting and storage arrangements.
Key features
- 60-inch working width with 21 steel coil tines
- Q235 steel frame with replaceable tines for easier maintenance
- Compatible with 48" or 60" toolbars and some 3-point systems
- Steel tine dimensions approx. 240 x 290 mm for robust action
- Connector size around 50 mm (1.97") for common toolbar fittings
- Product weight approx. 66.1 lbs (30 kg) for heavier-duty use
#3 VEVOR Tow Behind Dethatcher, 72-inch Tow Dethatcher with 36 Steel Tines, 3-Point Lawn Dethatcher Rake with Attachments for Tractor, Landscape Rake for Garden, Farm, Grass
The 72-inch VEVOR dethatcher is the largest of the three and intended for tractor use via a three-point hitch. With 36 heavy steel tines and a substantial frame, it’s built to clear thatch and debris across large areas quickly. The item is significantly heavier (around 81.5 kg), and dimensions for the three-point hitch are provided to aid fitment checks. This model is best for users with the towing power and storage space to handle a large implement and who need to treat extensive lawns, paddocks or fields.
Key features
- 72-inch working width with 36 heavy steel tines
- Q235 steel construction for a durable frame
- Three-point hitch compatible for tractor mounting
- Pin spacing approx. 50.04 mm (1.97") for standard attachments
- Replaceable steel tines for maintenance and longevity
- Product weight approx. 179.7 lbs (81.5 kg) — heavy-duty build
Buying guide
Match width to lawn size: choose a narrower unit for small gardens and an ATV, a mid-width for medium plots, and a wide, three-point hitch model for tractors and large acreage. Consider tine type and replaceability — heavier steel tines dig deeper but can stress the tow vehicle. Check hitch compatibility and connector sizes against your mower/ATV/tractor. Look at build weight and storage footprint, and factor in transport and lifting help if the unit is heavy. Always check the retailer page for the latest price, delivery terms and whether additional attachments are required.
FAQs
How do I choose the right width?
Pick a width you can tow safely and store. Narrower (40") suits small lawns and ATVs; 60" is a compromise for medium areas; 72" is best with a tractor and for larger properties.
Can I replace tines?
The 60" and 72" list replaceable steel tines; the 40" uses spring steel tines. Confirm replacement availability and spare-part numbers on the retailer page before buying.
Will these attach to my mower or tractor?
Attachment types vary: the 40" lists a universal hitch for ATVs/mowers, the 60" mentions compatibility with 48"/60" toolbars and 3-point systems, and the 72" is specified for three-point hitch tractors. Check connector sizes and hitch compatibility with your machine.
Our recommended choice
For most home gardeners and anyone towing behind an ATV or garden tractor, the 40" VEVOR model offers the simplest, cheapest and most manoeuvrable option. It covers smaller lawns effectively while keeping the load light. If you need more width or heavier-duty tines, step up to the 60" or 72" models depending on your tow vehicle and plot size.