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HomeGarden StoreShovels, Rakes & MoreRakes & ForksCorona Clipper RK 62061 19-Inch 25-Tine Steel Head Shrub Rake with 54-Inch Aluminum Handle |
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15 of 16 found the following review helpful:
 Great not only leaves! Jun 24, 2010
By Dustin McVicker
I just bought a house that need alot of TLC. I have 5 big oaks with leaves, twigs,and acorns that had not been picked up in two years. I broke my plastic rake inhalf tring to pick up the wet leaves and sticks. So I bought a metal rake with fiberglass handle, did this work NO. The metal "fingers" would bend and not even grab ahold of the stuff. I bought this knowing Corona and good their clipers are. Great product. The way the "fingers" are they grap ahold of the leaves and twigs with out bending. This rake is also very light and easy to handle. I have cut some trees down in the back and used this to pick up the twigs and debre, has worked great.
15 of 16 found the following review helpful:
Great rake!!! Mar 23, 2008
By A. Mccarter
I first bought this rake 4 years ago. The way it's shaped makes it so much easier to use around my barn. The metal handle makes them last much longer and they're much lighter. Standard rakes are too flimsy and steel short rakes are too much. Unfortunately, the only place I can find them is on the Internet, but they're definitely worth the effort to find. I highly recommend them for leaves as well as pasture and barn clean-up.
Audrey M.
9 of 10 found the following review helpful:
A "RAKE" for all seasons!! Oct 13, 2010
By Aqua Girly
Like most homeowners, rakes are essential yard tool. I have a five acre estate... So for me, having broken another wood handled rake w/plastic tines I was determined to find one that would last and perform more than one or two seasons.
I found it with the Corona clipper steel head shrub rake. It's small width and curve-tine design left me skeptical. The rake does not have a wide profile, rather it is light as a feather and the 54 inch handle is good for tall folks. Second, the all steel head framework is strong enough to withstand some pressure when raking or picking up debris. The genius of design is the curved tines which can pick up pine needles, pine cones and small debris in a breeze. Traditional rakes fall short in this regard.
The red color is also attractive and easy to locate in a large piles of brush if misplaced.
Although, I paid more than I would normally for a rake, probably double, I feel the rake delivers on the value and the workmanship.
I give this rake an A. I have been using it for a few weeks and so far I am real pleased. If you need a rake and don't want to be replacing them every season, give this one some serious consideration. I am glad I did!!
6 of 7 found the following review helpful:
Best Rake I Ever Used!!! Even Acorns! Oct 13, 2010
By Stella
Just got this rake an hour ago and decided to try it out right away. Wow! This year here in western Michigan, acorns have become a plague and I've already purchased several different rakes to try and get these things out of my lawn. Before this, the only rake that worked was my 6 inch head shrub rake - trying to rake large front and back yards with this was grueling. This Corona Clipper is working fantastically! I can't believe how light it is and how quickly it gets even acorns out of my lawn. I would highly recommend this to everyone!
8 of 10 found the following review helpful:
Very Satisfactory for Rock Garden Apr 01, 2008
By William Masterson
This rake can be left in the rain and doesn't rust. Works find four the gravel pathways in our garden.
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