Aluminum rake without handle
Only 4 available
€50.40
This rake is particularly well-suited for freshly cut grass. The shape of the tines supports effortless, smooth working.
| Breite: | 78 cm |
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| Zahnanzahl: | 24 |
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Perfectly matched to our forks and available in two lengths depending on body height. Crafted in the Upper Austrian Steyr Valley.
This wooden rake is specially designed for children, allowing our little helpers to pitch in effectively on the meadow. Three types of wood (linden, beech, ash), hidden details, and solid craftsmanship set this rake apart. The rake is shipped disassembled, and two replacement tines are included in the scope of delivery. The handle has a length of approx. 160 cm.
Finest Austrian forge work. This fork features three tines, and the handle connection is made via a strapped socket (feather socket). A handle is not included in the scope of delivery.
Linden is the ultimate wood for rake handles. Virtually splinter-free and with a slightly oily feel, it glides through your hand almost by itself.
This rake is particularly well-suited for freshly cut grass. The shape of the tines supports effortless, smooth working. It is slightly heavier than the aluminum rake.
Whether for grass or hay, our wooden rake makes the job easy. Ancient craftsmanship combined with the knowledge of effortless working. Three types of wood (linden, beech, ash), hidden details, and solid craftsmanship turn it into a true work of art. The rake is shipped disassembled. The handle has a length of approx. 200 cm.
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