Extreme Max 3005.4233 24" Commercial-Grade Screening Rake for Beach and Lawn Care with 66" Handle

5 Stars! Lightweight but sturdy and easy to assemble. We were hesitant to buy the 48 inch wide version based upon some of the reviews as opposed to the smaller 36 wide version. My wife and I used this spreading tool to spread dump truck sized loads of both sand and then #89 pea rock. We got a bid from a landscaping company with a Bobcat but decided to go the DIY route and save some money. So we bought this and a wheelbarrow instead. Yes, it took us a couple days but we can say that the spreading tool held up for our entire dump truck sized loads of sand and then pea rock and appears will last many more years to come. The tool has two sides, one with teeth for deeper needs and a leveler on the other. Happy campers.

I'm pleased with this rake. The head is aluminum and, while it's lightweight to use, it's still more than sturdy enough for active use. The handle is long which is a plus for these types of rakes. Assembly is straightforward as long as you keep in mind there are three different lengths of bolts. The assembly guide clearly shows how to put it together (takes all of five minutes). It is made in China.I use this to comb out rocks from my garden after tilling. It's a whole lot faster than picking them up one at a time. I use the 24 inch model since that allows for easier maneuverability.Good value for the price, and a unique design that works well.

The Extreme Max 3005.4095 36" Commercial-Grade Screening Rake has been a fantastic addition to our league's field maintenance tools. These rakes were easy to assemble and are impressively lightweight, making them convenient to use for extended periods.What sets these rakes apart are the durable prongs at the end, which have proven to be far superior to other rakes we've used in the past. They hold up exceptionally well through everyday use on the ball field, maintaining their effectiveness and durability.Overall, these rakes have greatly improved our field maintenance routine and have been a valuable investment for our softball league. Highly recommended for anyone in need of reliable and durable field maintenance equipment. Five stars!

Excellent rake. I live in the desert and the rock perimeter started to look like sand. It was a great tool for lifting the rocks and bringing them back to the surface. I used it around my pool and got so carried away that I lost my footing and fell in the pool. No damage. I just got wet.

I used it several times in summer and fall for working on a new patio walkway for a great friend. Very well made product. I do landscaping as my means of work.

The rake was solid construction. The paint job was nice on it. Mine came with all the hardware and instructions. It takes 3 bolts to put it together. The third was tight to get in but that also made it line up well and fit everything tightly together. There was a bolt and lock nut for the predrilled holes, i had enough room that i could add in a few washers too. I tested mine and worked well leveling my backyard. I am planting new grass. I worked at Seven Peaks Resort with a lot of landscape rakes and this one was on the stiffer and sturdier side. Mine costed the same almost as the 3 ft version. I don’t like the 3’ version, just a personal preference. The 4 feet wide just makes it all look better.

I bought the 4 ft rake to level our gardens for a push seeder. It worked well and gave a smooth surface for the seeder to drive over. It was alot of work for a large garden but it took no gasoline, didn't cost 30k and did the job! Very sturdy construction. If this one ever breaks I will get another!

I bought this rake thinking it would be effective at raking out small rocks from loose soil after rototilling, before planting grass seed. However, the fancy slots don't let even loose, sandy soil through, so it ends up working like any other landscape rake with standard tine spacing and the small rocks go through between the tines. It's sturdy enough but was more difficult to assemble than it should have been. The slot in the handle was a little too small for the head flange, and I had to clean up the slot with a hacksaw.