Steel Heavy Duty Lawn Aerator with 40" Width Tow Plug Achieve Well Kept Lawn

The overall product was reasonably easy to assemble. I would recommend using your own tools (Ratchet and sockets, combination wrenches and ratchet box wrenches) as opposed to the thin wrenches that are provided. The instruction could have used a caution that the middle brace and wheel hubs look the same at first glance. These three items were packaged together and were essentially the same with the exception of the wheel hubs having a reinforcement welded on the back side that covered up the lower hole. You don't find this out until one of the last steps when connecting the bar that raises and lowers the wheels. I ended up having to disassemble and reassemble once I recognized my error. On the plus side, I contacted Walmart customer service and they sent a message off to the vendor who promptly emailed me. I sent them a return explaining the above and that I had discovered my error. As far as performance goes, I wasn't 100 percent thrilled at the performance of the product. It did a good job perforating the soil with (2) 8"X8"X16" concrete blocks on the weight tray. However, the spoons did not really remove a soil plug and leave it laying on the surface of the lawn. It acted more as a spike aerator on steroids that a true plug aerator. I applied pelletized gypsum after aerating to improve the soil structure. I will aerate again in the fall and hope for results more consistent with a true plug aerator.

Overall like the item, however one spile was missing can you advise on how I can get a replacment