Leonard Bow Rake With Forged Steel Head And Composite Handle

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Leonard Bow Rake With Forged Steel Head And Composite Handle

$34.57

SKU: YW1SZ 680696637 Categories: Gardening Tools, Yard & Garden Rakes

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The workhorse of rakes!

Tired of rake heads pulling out of the socket? Try this one; the head is WELDED into the socket, adding stiffness and durability, and eliminating breaks. In addition, the 14 gauge socket is riveted all the way through the handle, not just held in place with a nail or a screw. It just won’t pull apart! Bow Rake teeth are curved to help you move more of what you are raking. Bow style rakes also have a little more flex than an ash head rake, for extra give when you hit that inevitable rock or root. Lifetime warranty.

Product Specs

Composite handle
Head width is 16″
Overall length is 70″
Handle length is 62″

Product Warranty Information

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This product is covered under A.M. Leonard’s exclusive Lifetime Warranty Program. Click Here for more Details.

Product Features

Orange composite handle
14 gauge rake socket is welded to the rake head
The teeth are more curved than most ‘T’ head rakes
16″ wide head has 16 tines
Bow style rakes have a little more flex than a ‘T’ head rake

Product Benefits

Composite handle is stronger than wood, resists breaking and rotting
The weld holding the head to the socket can handle constant use
The curved teeth means you can move more of what you are raking
Steel head and teeth are forged; no tooth breakage
Because bow style rakes have a little more flex than a ‘T’ head rake, you have some “give” when you hit that inevitable rock or root

Frequently Asked Questions

1) What is the advantage of the Leonard Bow Rake with Forged Steel Head and Composite Handle?
The advantage of the Leonard Bow Rake with Forged Steel Head and Composite Handle is that it features a welded head socket that adds stiffness and durability and eliminates breaks. Additionally, the 14 gauge socket is riveted all the way through the handle, making it more durable.

2) How are the teeth of the Leonard Bow Rake curved?
The teeth of the Leonard Bow Rake are curved to help you move more of what you are raking.

3) What is the advantage of the composite handle?
The composite handle is stronger than wood, resists breaking and rotting. It is also orange in color, making it easy to spot in the garden.

4) What is the difference between a bow-style rake and a ‘T’ head rake?
Bow-style rakes have a little more flex than a ‘T’ head rake, providing extra give when you hit an obstacle like a rock or root. The Leonard Bow Rake also has curved teeth, which allows you to move more of what you are raking.