Product Information
Specs
- Choice of 9" or 21" wide head
- 55" fiberglass handle
- Poly head
- 6" long tines
Product Features
- The wire tines are hard enough to keep their shape, but the loop "spring" at the top of them offer flexibilty
- The fiberglass handle will offer years of service
Product Benefits
- Spread mulch and fine rock
- De-thatch small grassy areas
- Clean up litter
- Rake leaves
- Prepare finish grade
- Cover grass seed
- Groom sand traps
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FAQ
QUESTION: How do I fasten the handle to the head? ANSWER: A rivet is included with the assembly, put the head on the handle, line up the holes, insert the rivet and hit firmly with a hammer.
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