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The Weed Raker is a bottom rake for pond and lake owners dealing with rooted weed, soft muck and the layer of decaying organic matter that builds up on the floor of a waterbody. It is engineered specifically for underwater work, which is the difference between it and an ordinary landscape rake pressed into service at the water's edge: the head and tines are meant to be dragged through saturated bottom material rather than across dry ground.

The head measures 37 inches across and carries 8-inch tines. Pulled toward you, the tines bite into the bottom and lift weed and organic debris out of it while the oversized head gathers the material and holds it on the way back in. A head that size collects a large volume of vegetation on each pass, so clearing a swim area or a stretch of waterfront takes fewer trips than a narrow rake would.

The head is hollow, which gives it a useful adjustment: load it with rocks and the extra weight drives the tines deeper, which is what you want in heavy muck or in growth that is firmly rooted. Left unweighted, it works more lightly over softer material.

An 11-foot handle covers close-in work from a dock or bank, and 43 feet of floating rope extends the range well past that. Because the rope floats, it stays visible on the surface while the head is working below, and it is what you use to draw the raker back in once it is loaded.

Adding Weight for Heavier Bottoms

  • The rake head is hollow and can be loaded with rocks before a pass
  • Added weight pushes the 8-inch tines deeper for more digging power
  • Useful in thick muck or on vegetation that is well rooted
  • Leave the head unweighted for lighter work over soft bottom material

Rake Head

  • Head width: 37 in
  • Tine length: 8 in
  • Head design: Hollow, can be weighted with rocks for added digging power
  • Intended use: Engineered for underwater use rather than general landscaping

Handle and Rope

  • Handle length: 11 ft
  • Rope length: 43 ft
  • Rope type: Floating

Operation and Identification

  • Operation: Pulled across the bottom and retrieved on the rope
  • Material handled: Aquatic weeds, muck, decaying organic matter and bottom debris
  • Manufacturer part number: 40015

  • 37-inch head collects a large volume of weed and debris on each pass
  • 8-inch tines dig into bottom material rather than skimming over it
  • Hollow head can be weighted with rocks for more bite in heavy muck
  • Built specifically for underwater use, unlike a standard landscape rake
  • 11-foot handle included for close-in work from a dock or bank
  • 43 feet of floating rope extends reach and stays visible on the surface
  • Pulls weeds, muck and decaying organic matter in a single operation

No fixed warranty term is published for this item. It is covered against defects in materials and workmanship on arrival, so contact Adventure Motion support with your order number and photos if it arrives faulty or does not match what you ordered, and we will confirm coverage and handle the claim.

Normal wear and consumable service life are not covered, and neither is damage from installation outside the stated compatibility or operating conditions.

How wide is the rake head?
The head measures 37 inches across, with 8-inch tines.
Does it pull weeds out or cut them?
It pulls. the 8-inch tines dig into the bottom and lift weed, muck and decaying organic material out, gathering it in the head as you draw the rake back.
How do i get more digging power in thick muck?
The rake head is hollow and can be loaded with rocks. the added weight drives the tines deeper, which helps in heavy muck or on firmly rooted growth.
What comes with it?
The 11-foot handle and 43 feet of floating rope are both included with the rake.
Why is the rope a floating type?
A floating rope stays on the surface while the head works below, so it remains visible and easy to take hold of when you draw the rake back in.
Can i use a regular garden rake instead?
This one is built for underwater use, where the head is dragged through saturated bottom material and loaded with wet weed and muck. a standard landscape rake is not designed for that kind of load.

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