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Wide 24-Tine Steel Leaf Rake for Lawns & Job Site Cleanup
The Razor-Back 24-Tine Leaf Rake is built for fast, efficient clearing of leaves, debris, and thatch from lawns and job sites. The flexible steel tines pull out thatch to promote a healthier lawn, while the wide 24" head covers more ground with every pass. The one-piece steel head is bolted directly to the handle for a secure, rattle-free connection, and the 54" fiberglass handle with cushion grip keeps you comfortable through long cleanup sessions.
Key Features
- 24 flexible steel tines — wide 24" coverage for fast, efficient leaf and debris clearing
- Flexible tine design — pulls out thatch for a healthier lawn without damaging grass
- One-piece steel head bolted to handle — secure, rattle-free connection that holds up to heavy use
- 54" fiberglass handle — weather-resistant, durable, and won't splinter or rot
- Cushion grip handle — reduces hand fatigue during extended raking
Specifications
- Number of tines: 24
- Tine material: Steel (flexible)
- Head width: 24"
- Handle length: 54"
- Handle material: Fiberglass
- Handle type: Cushion grip
- Overall length: 68"
- Overall dimensions: 24" W x 2-1/8" D x 68" H
Common Uses
- Clearing leaves and debris from lawns and job sites
- Pulling thatch from grass for a healthier lawn
- Light debris cleanup around trees and planting areas
Quick Decision Guide
- Need to clear leaves and light debris quickly? The 24-tine wide head covers more ground per pass than a standard rake.
- Need to break up or level soil? A leaf rake isn't the right tool for that — see the Razor-Back 15-Tine Bow Rake for soil work.
- Need a shovel to go with your rake? See the Razor-Back Square Point Transfer Shovel.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between a leaf rake and a bow rake?
A leaf rake has flexible tines spread in a fan shape, designed for gathering light material like leaves, grass clippings, and debris without digging into the soil. A bow rake has rigid steel tines and is designed for heavier work like breaking up soil, spreading mulch, and leveling ground.
Can this rake remove thatch?
Yes — the flexible steel tines are effective at pulling thatch (dead grass and organic matter) out of the lawn, which improves airflow and water penetration to the soil.
How wide is the rake head?
The head is 24" wide, giving you broad coverage for efficient clearing.
Description
Wide 24-Tine Steel Leaf Rake for Lawns & Job Site Cleanup
The Razor-Back 24-Tine Leaf Rake is built for fast, efficient clearing of leaves, debris, and thatch from lawns and job sites. The flexible steel tines pull out thatch to promote a healthier lawn, while the wide 24" head covers more ground with every pass. The one-piece steel head is bolted directly to the handle for a secure, rattle-free connection, and the 54" fiberglass handle with cushion grip keeps you comfortable through long cleanup sessions.
Key Features
- 24 flexible steel tines — wide 24" coverage for fast, efficient leaf and debris clearing
- Flexible tine design — pulls out thatch for a healthier lawn without damaging grass
- One-piece steel head bolted to handle — secure, rattle-free connection that holds up to heavy use
- 54" fiberglass handle — weather-resistant, durable, and won't splinter or rot
- Cushion grip handle — reduces hand fatigue during extended raking
Specifications
- Number of tines: 24
- Tine material: Steel (flexible)
- Head width: 24"
- Handle length: 54"
- Handle material: Fiberglass
- Handle type: Cushion grip
- Overall length: 68"
- Overall dimensions: 24" W x 2-1/8" D x 68" H
Common Uses
- Clearing leaves and debris from lawns and job sites
- Pulling thatch from grass for a healthier lawn
- Light debris cleanup around trees and planting areas
Quick Decision Guide
- Need to clear leaves and light debris quickly? The 24-tine wide head covers more ground per pass than a standard rake.
- Need to break up or level soil? A leaf rake isn't the right tool for that — see the Razor-Back 15-Tine Bow Rake for soil work.
- Need a shovel to go with your rake? See the Razor-Back Square Point Transfer Shovel.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between a leaf rake and a bow rake?
A leaf rake has flexible tines spread in a fan shape, designed for gathering light material like leaves, grass clippings, and debris without digging into the soil. A bow rake has rigid steel tines and is designed for heavier work like breaking up soil, spreading mulch, and leveling ground.
Can this rake remove thatch?
Yes — the flexible steel tines are effective at pulling thatch (dead grass and organic matter) out of the lawn, which improves airflow and water penetration to the soil.
How wide is the rake head?
The head is 24" wide, giving you broad coverage for efficient clearing.
