Rakes and Hoes and Cultivators

Telescopic Tools with strong, lightweight handles that adjust from 25in.-37in. length for extra reach and leverage. Comfortable soft non-slip grip. Durable heat treated heads. Rust resistant powder coated paint.

Long handle fiberglass tool. Tempered, heat treated steel head for greater strength and longer life. Sharpened edges penetrate tough ground with reduced effort.

Heavy duty spreader bar. Strong 48 inch hardwood handle. Tines are secured by coiled spring.

With 6 spring steel tines. Handiest tool for hard to reach places.

Strong, lightweight aluminum handle adjusts from 18 inch to 32 inch for extra reach. Head is fully heat treated for enhanced durability. Long-lasting coating resists chips and rust. Comfortable, soft, textured grip with rugged, high-impact thermoplastic...

Strong, lightweight aluminum handle adjusts from 18 inch to 32 inch for extra reach. Head is fully heat treated for enhanced durability. Long-lasting coating resists chips and rust. Comfortable, soft, textured grip with rugged, high-impact thermoplastic...

Strong, lightweight aluminum handle adjusts from 18 inch to 32 inch for extra reach. Head is fully heat treated for enhanced durability. Long-lasting coating resists chips and rust. Comfortable, soft, textured grip with rugged, high-impact thermoplastic...

Has spring back tines. This is a perfect tool for raking around shrubs, plants and hedges.

Has spring back tines. This is a perfect tool for raking around shrubs, plants and hedges.

Usable in all seasons and all regions of the country, shrub rakes are able to reach into those little nooks and crannies in every landscape environment. This shrub rake has a 48 inch wood handle and 8 inch wide American steel shrub rake head.

To create the healthiest environment for your lawn, your grass and soil need to breathe and receive water. Regular lawn raking will remove thatch and grass clippings that deprive your soil of oxygen and water.

Maintaining a healthy lawn requires allowing the grass and soil to breathe and absorb water, which can be achieved by regularly raking the lawn. The purpose of this task is to eliminate thatch and grass clippings that obstruct the flow of oxygen and...