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Scarifying Rake by Sneeboer

Scarifying Rake by Sneeboer

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$91.75

SKU:

SNB-179

Brand:

Sneeboer Garden Tools

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( 2 product reviews )

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Product Description

This Scarifying rake by Sneeber with its 6 sharp stainless steel blade is a great tool for removing stubborn lawn thatch, seeding and cutting grass roots to stimulate growth.

This scarifying rake is hand-forged from stainless steel and fitted with a long, back saving, Ash hardwood handle from FSC Certified sustainable forests. Hand Made in Holland - Lifetime Guarantee! Scarifying rake dimensions:

Length: 67 inches Head: 2.75 x 10 inches Approx Weight: 3lbs 1oz

“Anyone who has ever had a Sneeboer tool in their hand will never want to use anything else.”

…this is so true! Pictures just don’t do these tools justice. The combination of weight, length, shape of head, strength and balance make Sneeboer garden tools like no other. For nearly a century, every single tool is individually hand-made of the highest quality stainless steel by the artisans at Sneeboer - true works of art.

Sneeboer stainless steel garden tools have been hand forged in the Netherlands since 1913. Today, third generations of the Sneeboer family still produce the finest garden tools available.

If you have any questions, please feel free to give us a call: 1-800-830-4019

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You’d be hard pressed to find a better quality garden tool in the world than a Sneeboer! From the hand selected hardwood for the handle to the finest stainless steel, each Sneeboer tool is meticulously hand-made one at a time and if used as intended, is meant to be a garden tool passed down for generations. –Lifetime Guarantee.

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Product Reviews

One of a Kind: Sharp and Effective

Posted by S. Forbes on 31st Aug 2011

Excellent for working caked soil or soil entangled with surface roots. Cuts through roots easily, though not without still needing some effort. Far better than a traditional rake. Also useful for completely removing areas of crabgrass as the sharp tines easily gather up the plants and break them. (I did also need a weeder to remove the stubborn crabgrass crowns, but the initial raking reduced my workload 80-90%, easily.)
Ground cover surgery and salvage tool

Posted by Jim on 2nd Aug 2011

This does the trick for stubborn patches in any kind of ground cover. The scarring sets the right depth for new seed and the blades slice right through tangles.