One Rake to Rule Them All!! (not sponsored)

[@darwindropmazda]

Will be picking one up

[@GritnGrind4256]

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[@TimE_5150]

Just got mine the other day. The only thing I wish was different would be a longer handle.

[@GritnGrind4256]

@@TimE_5150 I do think they have longer or shorter handles but don’t quote me. I could see it being a bit short at times. Other than that, how do you like it?

[@TimE_5150]

@@GritnGrind4256 going to use this weekend. Just moved 10 yards of top soil for level out my lawns after removing (2) extremely large oak trees. I am glad this rake takes little effort, I am tired.

[@GritnGrind4256]

@@TimE_5150 please keep me posted after the weekend how it worked out for you!

[@TimE_5150]

@@GritnGrind4256 I tried out the groundskeeper 2 over the weekend to mixed reviews. At first I was not very happy with the green grass blades I saw when I began using it. It did take a little getting used to because unlike a standard rake the effort is very minimal. But there were some areas that it worked amazingly as well. Again I have to use it a bit more in different situations in order to give a complete review but on a scale of 1-10 right now I would give it a 7.

[@GritnGrind4256]

@@TimE_5150 that’s totally fair. It’s a learning curve for sure but after using it a few times it becomes second nature. Just have to forget everything you know about how to rake 😎

[@201emmy]

How long does it take to replace the metal tines?

[@GritnGrind4256]

Only a few minutes. Less if you replace the entire head.

[@lennygriffin4464]

I just I ordered one today !!!

[@GritnGrind4256]

@@lennygriffin4464 you will never want another rake! Just remember the slight learning curve takes a few minutes to get used to (don’t apply down pressure)