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The size of the item may be about 3 feet high.
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I believe this is a tool to make ruts or rows in a garden to plant items you want in your garden. Dig a row, plant the seeds and then cover the seeds with soil.
It’s absolutely a sidewalk lawn edger…. I had one, back in the day!
Definitely a lawn edger.
lawn edge trimmer
Lawn mower, though it’s rather narrow, so it’s probably for a more specialized purpose.
I think it’s for chalking lines on a sports field.
I’ll go along with edger.
Early lawn edger to get square edging between lawn and sidewalk
Lawn Edger with a shortened Mower for close work.
Lawn edger.
lawn edger
A lawn mower for edging a garden or along a sidewalk.
Notice the splotches of white: this is chalk. This itsy mower is designed for trimming the foul lines on a baseball field.
Looks like a lawn edger to me.
Lawn edger for side walk.
Lawn care item. An old fashioned trimmer for edging the lawn. Looks like someone cut my manual mower in half!