Cutter Rake Gardena 3392 Combisystem 30 cm working width

The Gardena Combisystem Cutter Rake 3392 with a working width of 30 cm is designed for garden maintenance tasks such as removing moss, thatch, leaves and grass clippings. The tool combines two tine configurations in one head: pointed tines for penetrating and lifting moss and thatch, and rounded, close-set tines for raking leaves, debris and small stones. All tines are galvanised and pressed to provide corrosion resistance, and the head is compatible with Gardena Combisystem handles.

Advantages

The Cutter Rake offers a dual-function head that allows both penetrating scarifying and refined raking without changing tools. Galvanised, pressed tines improve durability and resistance to rust. Gardena recommends using a combisystem handle of approximately 180 cm for ergonomic operation, and the product is covered by a 25-year warranty for long-term use.

Suitable for

• Removing moss and thatch from lawns
• Raking leaves, grass clippings and light debris
• Working in beds and borders where small stones or compacted material must be cleared

Key specifications

• Working width: 30 cm
• Tine types: pointed tines for scarifying; rounded close-set tines for raking
• Tine finish: galvanised, pressed
• Handle compatibility: fits GARDENA Combisystem handles
• Recommended handle length: 180 cm (dependent on user height)
• Warranty: 25 years

How to use

Attach the cutter rake head to a compatible Gardena Combisystem handle until it securely clicks into place. Use the pointed-tine side to scarify lawns by drawing the rake towards you with light pressure so the tines penetrate a few millimetres into the turf to lift moss and thatch. Flip the head to the rounded, close-set tines to gather leaves, grass clippings and light debris, working at a shallow angle across the surface. Periodically clear accumulated material from the tines to maintain performance.

Usage recommendations

For ergonomic use and best results combine the head with a combisystem handle of about 180 cm and adjust your working posture to avoid strain. Use scarifying action only to the depth required for your lawn condition and avoid excessive force on hard ground to protect the tines.