Rake with a steel blade with 6 triangle-shaped teeth with good penetration in soft ground and
vegetative mass such as pine needles. Its main characteristics are good drag and lightness
that allow the work to be carried out quickly and efficiently. American ash handle and, for
ease of use, uses the same handle as the Mcleod.
It measures 30.3cm wide by 11cm high, each tooth is 6cm high and 0.40mm thick; The whole
steel blade is 1075 grade. It has a hardness range of 38 to 48 degrees on the Rockwell C scale.
At the opposite end of the 6 teeth of the blade and at 90 degrees a semi-conical tube is
mounted, which measures 20 + 1cm long, in the widest part of the semi-conical tube it
measures 3.8cm in external diameter and at the other end it measures 3.4cm in length.
external diameter, at this last end a 0.43mm thick by 1.9cm wide base is welded and in the
central part it is reinforced with a rectangle of the same thickness and 2 hit steel rivets.
The sill contains 2 holes at 4.5cm from the edges of the sill towards the center where the
semi-conical tube is mounted and another 2 holes at 10.5cm from the edges of the sill towards
the center where the semi-conical tube is mounted to join the leaf made of steel that also has
symmetrically the same holes in the central part of the steel sheet to join the sheet and the
sill with 4 steel punch rivets.
The semi-conical tube is inserted into a wooden handle, which is straight cylindrical made of
American ash wood, resistant to high impact, without notches or splinters and without
handles or finials, the end of the user has a rounded finish. The total length of the tool is 140
+ 1cm and the total weight is 2,280kg + 100g.
