Description
The Bully Tools 92312 24-Tine Thatching Rake with Fiberglass Handle is the perfect tool for clearing lawn thatch, leaves, and other various debris around the lawn. Its tempered steel tines are constructed from 100% Made In The USA steel, which is up to 30% more durable than foreign competitors, and it includes a handle made from high quality fiberglass and coated in a polyester veil to prevent splintering and increase strength, and a rubber grip to provide maximum comfort and to decrease hand fatigue through extended use. The Bully Tools 92312 24-Tine Thatching Rake with Fiberglass Handle also comes with a limited lifetime warranty that protects against defects in material and workmanship.
Founded in 1994. Bully Tools manufactures gardening and farm tools, shingle removers, floor scrapers, forestry and other specialty tools. With an unprecedented history of quality, Bully Tools is committed to applying the same reliability to our business practices. Bully Tools continues to grow and adapt to meet the ever changing needs of the economy and their consumers.
Dave Baldwin –
The Bully Tools 92312 24-Tine Thatching Rake with Fiberglass Handle is a fantastic heavy-duty tool. The round tines flex and run around clumps of grass to get thatch and stuck-down leaves off the dirt very well, without grabbing and uprooting the grass. And it’s great for moving large piles of leaves and yard debris. Only slight problem is, this rake weighs about twice as much as your usual flimsy rake, so it’s a bit of an arm/shoulder work-out to use for long periods. But hey, the flimsy rake won’t do what this one does.
Mike Walker –
Happy to see a all USA tool!!!
Rick –
This rack actually accomplished what other rakes, only wished they could do! Granted the price point concerned me, however, it’s worth every penny. Buy it now….you won’t be disappointed.
Allen Nivens –
I bought my original Thatching rake on 8/26/2012 for $29.99. The design had weld points along the support bar that created a weak spot on the tines. I really liked that rake, but individual tines would break off occasionally. By 7/15/2017, I had lost many tines, not half but many. They had all broken off at that weld point. I thought that I would try out the warranty. I took my receipt and rake back to the Westlake Ace Hardware in St Charles. No questions asked. They took my old rake and gave me a new one off the shelf. The design had changed. The tines are now supported in holes, rather than welded, and they don’t break off anymore. Almost 5 years now, and no broken tines. This is one serious rake and one great company.