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The Razor-Back 24-Tine Steel Rake is used for clearing leaves and debris from lawns. The flexible steel tines will pull out thatch for a healthier lawn. The steel rake head is bolted to the handle for a secure connection while raking.
Handle Length (in.) | 51 in |
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Rake Width (in.) | 24 |
Tine length (in.) | 6.75 |
Features | Coated tines |
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Garden Tool Handle Style | Cushioned Grip |
Handle Material | Fiberglass |
Product Weight (lb.) | 2.52 lb |
Rake Tine Length (in.) | 5-6.99 |
Rake Type | Garden Rake |
Returnable | 90-Day |
Shape | Fan |
Tine Material | Steel |
Manufacturer Warranty | Limited Lifetime |
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Hi! Thank you for your question. This rake is used for clearing leaves, and debris from lawns. It can also be used to help thatch for a healthier lawn.
Hi, Thank you for your question! Yes, this rake offers a limited lifetime warranty. For all warranty inquiries, we ask that you please email photos of the issue and proof of purchase to Help@AMES.com for review.
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I have no clue I keep mine in the shed
This Razor-Back steel rake head has a powder coated finish that will help prevent rust. But, all steel rusts eventually. Especially if stored outside 24/7.
That's odd. I've had this for at least a year and I've left it outside most of the time. I dont see any rust on it yet. It's been in the rain and hot summer and still seems to be fine. It's a good rake for the price.
According to my husband, he has seen no rust and he's had it for several months.
Keep it glorified with time and WD-40.
I have owned and used my rake for 2 years now! No rust on it! Love it!
Not really. MYbe if close but rake is so worth it. Strong and metal.
Yes, the steel tines can get caught in a chain link fence.
You can reach out to our customer service team at 800-393-1846.
i don’t think it would do a good job for mulch
Yes, a steel tine leaf rake can be used to rake loose mulch, but it is not ideal. If this is old mulch you want to rake up and dispose of, we recommend the Razor-Back Bow Rake Model # 2853900. It will dig deeper into the old mulch. And if it is compact, the bow rake will help break up the mulch so that it is easier to clean up.
I had no problem raking small branches up
not sure what you mean but yes on twigs mulch and leaves. just will sometimes get caught in the tines
Yes
I certainly would try but it would depend on the size of the branches.
You can really use this rake for small tree branches and heavy piles of leaved
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