Rake Hoe Steel with 48in Wood Handle Fire Rake Hoe for Multi-use Landscaping and Forestry, Raking, Scraping, Grubbing and Tamping

Features: The Rake Hoe is designed to assist in building firebreaks and managing forest floor materials. Its steel head resists heat and abrasion, making it applicable in wildfire prevention tasks. The long wood handle offers comfortable handling and reduces strain during extended use. Its balanced weight distribution makes it adaptable for both light garden work and heavier forestry duties. Specifications: Material: steel, Wood Color: black, wood Size: 10×11×48inches Package includes: 1 Rake Hoe Notes: Manual measurement, please allow slight errors on size. The color may exist a slight difference due to different screen displays Pointed items are included, please be careful when using and please keep them away from kids

• Robust Construction: crafted from high-strength steel, the Rake Hoe features a reinforced head that maintains its form when working in rocky soil, dense root systems, and tough debris; The 48-inch wood handle offers leverage and control during demanding tasks.This product is handcrafted. There may be slight tolerances at the nut connections. Please use thread-locking adhesive: apply it to the threads before tightening. (Adhesive not included.)
• Dual-function Design: this tool combines two implements in one: sharp serrated edges cut through roots and turf efficiently, while the flat reverse side levels and smoothes soil; This design supports continuous workflow without switching tools
• Practical Dimensions: the Rake Hoe measures 48 inches in handle length, with a head width of 11 inches and length of 10 inches; The tines extend 3.5 inches; Total weight is 2.6 kg (5.73 lb), offering a balanced feel during use
• Two-piece Wood Handle: the handle consists of two interlocking sections that simplify assembly and storage; This design also allows easier replacement if needed, enhancing the tool's service life
• Versatile Applications: ideal for landscaping, forestry management, raking leaves, scraping debris, grubbing weeds, and tamping soil; It is also suited for creating firebreaks and maintaining campsites or gravel paths