B. Clarkin
from OH
Forged Bow Rake
2011-09-29
The forged bow rake works very well for spreading soil; however, it is a bit heavy for some of the horticulturists using it.
Sandcoat Farm Enterprises, Residential Landscape Design
from PA
sent by mistake
2011-09-28
I had ordered a straight rake, but this item arrived. i was going to return it, but that week, my old, wooden handled bow rake had separated from its handle, and I needed to replace it, so i kept the bow rake and ordered a straight rake, too. This rake is light-weight but strong, and is perfect for grading flowerbeds, vegetable beds, and even gravel. I don't think i will have to worry about pulling the metal rake free of the composite handle, and the bright orange color will ensure that no one will step on the handle if it is lying in a work area. Seems like a shipping error turned into good luck for me.
Jay S., Stone Excavating.
from IN
Leonard Bow Rake
2011-09-24
The Leanard Bow Rake is a great tool for any construction or landscape company. We use it when placing topsoil. Usually we lay the shovel aside and use it like a come along to place soil to grade. It saves time and is the only one built tough enough to take the abuse that we give it. The composite handle is rugged and the bright orange color keeps it from being left on the job when tools are picked up.
ProActive Grounds Mgmt.
from OK
Solid
2011-09-23
Like the handle and head of rake. Both are superior to anything we have purchased at home improvement stores or nursery. The handle has flex yet is rigid and the head is thicker gauge metal that retains shape and is welded or attached to collar in a secure manner. We use commercially and the durability has been good so far. Worth the money imo as I seem to go through more hard rakes than any other tool.