Versatile Handle Rakes For Lawn

A tough steel rake head for loosening soil and clearing debris

This carbon steel rake head turns any standard wooden pole into a sharp, sturdy garden rake. The sharp triangular tines dig into the soil to loosen it, pull out thatch and weeds and clear away debris, while the bolted steel head stays rigid through tough yard work.

Why You'll Love It

• Sharp carbon steel tines – pointed triangular teeth bite into hard ground for loosening, dethatching and weeding.
• Rugged bolted head – the steel tine plate is bolted to a reinforced crossbar for a solid, stable head.
• Fits standard wooden poles – the 1.2 in round socket slides onto a standard wooden pole and can be fixed through the reserved nail holes.
• Curved reinforced neck – a 10.2 in ribbed steel neck gives good reach and a comfortable working angle.
• Anti-rust finish – rust-resistant carbon steel made for outdoor use in any weather.
• Detachable for storage – remove the head from the pole to store it in a small space.

Perfect For

• Loosening and leveling garden beds
• Dethatching and raking the lawn
• Pulling weeds and clearing leaves and debris
• Preparing soil for sowing seeds and landscaping

Specifications

• Material: carbon steel, anti-rust
• Teeth: 8 sharp triangular tines
• Head width: approx. 10.6 in
• Tooth length: approx. 4.1 in
• Tooth spacing: approx. 1.4 in
• Neck length: approx. 10.2 in
• Socket diameter: approx. 1.2 in
• Compatibility: standard wooden poles (pole not included)
• Use: indoor/outdoor gardening and landscaping
• In the box: 1 × rake head (pole not included)

FAQ

Is the handle included? No – you get the rake head only. It fits standard wooden poles with an approx. 1.2 in diameter end.

How do I attach it? Push the pole firmly into the round socket and secure it with a nail or screw through the reserved holes for a wobble-free fit.

Will it rust? The carbon steel has an anti-rust finish. Wipe it clean and store it dry after use to keep it in top shape.

What can I use it for? Loosening soil, dethatching the lawn, weeding, clearing debris and preparing beds for sowing.