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Ames True Temper Kodiak 24-Tine Spring Brace Rake with 54-Inch Handle 1923700

 
Ames True Temper Kodiak 24-Tine Spring Brace Rake with 54-Inch Handle 1923700
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Ames True Temper Kodiak 24-Tine Spring Brace Rake with 54-Inch Handle 1923700

5.0(1 customer reviews)

Ames True Temper Kodiak 24-Tine Spring Brace Rake with 54-inch Handle. Heavy-duty bolt-thru construction prevents loosening from handle. Strong and flexible one-piece tines won't pull loose.

  • 24-Tine Spring Brace Rake with 54-inch Handle

  • Clog-Free Rake Head

  • Poly Construction

  • Special Tines In The Head Prevent Clogging

  • Returns will not be honored on this Closeout item

SKU: 

998099

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List Price: $39.09
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Product Details:
Product Length: 68.0 inches
Product Width: 1.25 inches
Product Height: 23.0 inches
Product Weight: 2.71 pounds
Package Length: 52.2 inches
Package Width: 26.0 inches
Package Height: 9.5 inches
Package Weight: 7.0 pounds
Average Customer Rating: based on 1 reviews
 
 

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5Good tool  Sep 18, 2010
By resonance
I was unhappy with the rakes offered at the local brick and mortar home improvement stores -- either cheap plastic or equally cheap and spindly metal -- so I searched Amazon for a good spring brace rake like I remember working with, a long time ago, when I landscaped as a summer college job. These rakes have a stout metal 'spring' (more like a mousetrap-style spring made of thick steel than the usual sort) on the back of them that attaches on one end to the handle and on the other to a brace running across the tines. The end result is that the rake end is sturdier.

The rake is great. It made short work of policing up the back yard of our new place, which was littered with sticks, rocks, and odds and ends. It really wasn't that expensive compared to what you pay for the shoddily made rakes that are easy to find. I will likely buy another.