how big is the rake and trowel??
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Perfect size for a 3 year old or 4 year old hand and very light weight. They are made of metal so the edges are somewhat sharp
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These are the traditional hand size rake and trowel tools. Approximately 7 x 3 x 2 in
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They are small like garden tools. They do not have long handles like a regular rake an shovel would.
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I don't have an exact dimension, however, I put this handle on a Collins hatchet head and there was plenty of length to work with. I did have to carve away some wood to get the seating the hatchet head needed to sit snug.
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I'm guessing 8 inches or so tall by 20 by 30 inches. It's basically a rectangle box with teh digger placed on it's side. Minimal assemply.
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the handle comes in just the three pieces the rake & 2 handle extensions. Hope this helps
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maybe 5/8 " on the outside. fits my quick change too. great tool. been remodeling my new house and its been invaluable and sturdy. youl also like the fact that your bit locks into place.
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The nuts are approximately 3/8". 1/4-20. The rake is of top quality, I'm more than pleased. It's very sturdy.
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Total length 26". The wooden handle is 12" and the remaining 14" is the duster. I love it and use it frequently.
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Approximately 2" space between each tooth. 21 teeth X 1.333 wide = 27.993 X 2" space = 55.986 Teeth Width + 2" support at each end of the rake = 59.986" Total Rake Width. Side note, the rake works great for landscaping with a 60" leveling pc. of angle iron attached behind it. I hope this helps!DLJ
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Hi Donna -- the rake is 24 inches wide, so it won't be able to fit into the 16 inch sections on your roof. One option is to leave a bit of snow within the sections and rake off as much as the standing seams permit.
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There is approximately 1/8" between the teeth. The teeth are 1 3/8 " long and there are 2 rows of teeth with 98 individual teeth per row. The teeth are lined up exactly across from each other and there is approximately 3/8" between the rows. The actual rake part is very close to 18" wide. There is 4' 8" from the top of the handle to where the metal attaches to the rake. I use it on short shag and plush carpets.
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I don't have it in the garage to measure but I want to say they are about 1 1/2 inches long. I would also suggest getting an extra pack of the tines. I used mine on St Augustine (south florida grass) and I was really happy with the result. You can adjust the thatcher height without to minimize scalping. St Augustine grows back very quickly so the small spots that were scalped slightly were not noticeable after a few weeks at most. It does a great job and for that type of grass, I was amazed at how much dead thatch it was able to get. I did a cross thatch (2x in different directions) and then mowed up it afterwards with the bagger on the mower. It's very light and easy to manage. I didn't have to fight it at all. Highly recommend purchasing one if you think you have a thatch issue.
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its probably 10 to 12 inches,and try not to use a little skinny extension cord or two cords that are different sizes and this thing will last forever,its very durable.The mulcher blade is metal not plastic
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Approximately 18 - 19" total length and 8" wide at widest point. I've used it a lot -- it's a very substantial piece and works great with the hammer.
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the one I have is 10 1/2" wide, oh that is the flat shovel, the rake is 6 1/4" wide
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the teeth are around 3" this is a nice rake but will not rake rocks out from your grass like a garden rake, the grass fills the teeth to fast, it is more for small landscaping rocks without grass.
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About 3/4 of inch or so, further apart than a regular rake. See the customer pictures - someone has uploaded a picture showing the width of the tines.
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I keep it at my summer home and it is winter in the northeast right now but I will tell you its prob 3ft in length because I attach it to a impact drill and it's about waist high (I'm 6ft tall) very comfortable to use and works better then I expected. I use it to dig whenever I'm planting. Which is quite often...