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Ames True Temper Kodiak Forged Level Head Rake with 66-Inch Handle 1886100

 
Ames True Temper Kodiak Forged Level Head Rake with 66-Inch Handle 1886100
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Ames True Temper Kodiak Forged Level Head Rake with 66-Inch Handle 1886100

5.0(1 customer reviews)

Seal-coated white ash handle for strength and durability. Forged steel head for maximum strength and durability. Chrome steel ferrule for maximum strength and durability.

  • 14-inch Forged Level Head Rake

  • Heavy Duty Bolt connection prevents loosening

  • Strong, flexible one-piece tines won't pull loose

SKU: 

989029

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List Price: $32.49
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Product Details:
Product Length: 67.25 inches
Product Width: 3.5 inches
Product Height: 15.0 inches
Product Weight: 2.83 pounds
Package Length: 67.25 inches
Package Width: 15.0 inches
Package Height: 3.5 inches
Package Weight: 2.9 pounds
Average Customer Rating: based on 1 reviews
 
 

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5My favorite rake  Feb 24, 2012
By R. Smaus
Contractors may call me a wuss, but this long handled flat rake is perfect for garden use - light weight but very strong, used for evening out soil, raking out clods and rocks and preparing seed beds. You can use the flat side for breaking up those clods and the back of the rake for leveling. Try to find one at a hardware store; they only carry bow rakes and flimsy ones at that. I was pleased to find someone who still sold single piece, forged (no welds to break) flat rakes. Get one before they're gone forever!
OK, yeah, I have a heavy duty bow rake with a fiberglass handle for raking the gravel paths and the driveway and one or two other tough jobs but it weighs a ton and the welds do break. When I go into the tool shed, the Kodiaks (one short handle and one long) are what I grab.