Lawn grooming device

A lawn grooming device, comprising:

• a tow bar having a first end which releasably engages a rear hitch mounted on a rear end of a lawn tractor, and an opposite second end, and wherein a handle is mounted on the first end of the tow bar, and further has laterally disposed portions which operate to engage the rear end of the lawn tractor to limit the angular orientation that the tow bar may be moved relative to the rear end of the lawn tractor;
• a drawbar support frame mounted on the second end of the tow bar and which has two spaced arms, each having a distal end, and wherein the distal ends are spaced a given distance apart, and wherein the respective arms are oriented in predetermined substantially parallel spaced relation laterally outwardly relative to the tow bar;
• a frame supporting member mounted on the distal end of each of the arms of the drawbar support frame;
• a first weighted earth engaging roller assembly mounted on the second end of the tow bar, and wherein the first weighted earth engaging roller assembly includes a frame having a leading and a trailing edge, and wherein the leading edge is mounted on the second end of the tow bar, and the frame further defines opposite ends, and a transversely disposed cavity located between the leading and trailing edges, and wherein an earth engaging roller is rotatably mounted in the transversely disposed cavity, and the frame support members are individually releasably affixed to the opposite ends of the frame;
• a drawbar which is releasably mounted on the distal ends of the arms of the drawbar support frame, and wherein the drawbar has opposite ends and an internal cavity, and wherein a first and second adjustment member is received, at least in part, within the internal cavity of the drawbar, and individually extends longitudinally outwardly relative to the opposite ends of the drawbar, and wherein the first and second adjustment members each have a distal end which can be located at variable distances longitudinally outwardly relative to the opposite ends of the drawbar;
• a resilient coupler mounted on the distal end of the respective first and second adjustment members, and which can be rendered simultaneously resiliently moveable in both vertical and horizontal directions upon the application of force;
• and
• a second pair of earth engaging roller assemblies which are individually mounted on the respective resilient couplers, and which are further disposed laterally outwardly, and in trailing relationship relative to the first earth engaging roller assembly, and wherein the respective second pair of earth engaging roller assemblies are independently moveable in both the horizontal and vertical directions.