Cover more garden soil with a wide 9-tooth rake head. This manganese steel attachment is designed for shallow soil loosening, gathering loose plant debris, and pulling young weeds from previously worked garden beds.
Important: This listing includes one rake head only. The handle and mounting hardware are not included.
Product Dimensions
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Rake width: 12.6 in (32 cm)
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Tooth length: 5.5 in (14 cm)
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Socket length: 5.1 in (13 cm)
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Socket opening: Approximately 1.18 in (30 mm)
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Number of teeth: 9
Measurements are approximate and are based on the product dimension image. Compare the socket and mounting points with your intended handle before ordering.
Why Gardeners Choose It
- Wide 9-tooth layout covers open garden areas efficiently
- Curved teeth help pull through loose soil and collect light debris
- Manganese steel construction for repeat garden use
- Useful for vegetable beds, borders, and general seasonal cleanup
Best Uses
- Shallow loosening of previously cultivated soil
- Gathering loose weeds, leaves, stems, and garden debris
- Leveling the surface of planting beds before seeding
- Mixing light mulch or compost into the top layer of loose soil
This is a surface-working rake head, not a digging fork. Do not force it through rocks, hard-packed ground, thick roots, or buried objects.
Installation and Care
- Select a sturdy handle that matches the socket dimensions.
- Seat the rake head fully and secure it with suitable mounting hardware.
- Check for movement before each use and stop if the head becomes loose.
- Wear gloves, closed-toe shoes, and eye protection while working.
- Clean and dry the steel after use. Store it indoors and apply a light protective oil when needed.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is a handle included?
No. You will receive one 9-tooth rake head. The handle and mounting hardware are not included.
Will it fit any garden tool handle?
No. Handle shapes and socket dimensions vary. Compare the approximate 1.18-inch opening and the product photos with your intended handle before purchasing.
Can it break up hard or rocky soil?
It is best for shallow work in loose or previously cultivated soil. Use a digging fork or other suitable tool first for compacted ground, stones, or thick roots.
What is the working width?
The rake head is approximately 12.6 inches (32 cm) wide with nine curved teeth.
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