Rake Romanowski 20-tooth universal head model 3276 — metal tines, garden use

The Romanowski 20-tooth universal head model 3276 is a garden rake head designed for general-purpose raking and basic soil preparation. With twenty metal tines arranged across a rigid bar, this rake head is built to collect leaves, grass clippings and light debris as well as to level topsoil and compost in home gardens and small allotments. The head accepts standard threaded or slotted handles and is intended for manual operation in routine garden maintenance tasks.

Advantages

The metal tines provide consistent rigidity and wear resistance for repeated use on lawn surfaces and soil without bending easily under normal loads. The 20-tooth layout balances coverage and control so you can gather material efficiently while maintaining maneuverability around plants and borders. The universal mounting fits common handle types, allowing fast replacement or switching between handles of different lengths. The construction is suitable for outdoor conditions and routine garden work.

Suitable for

• Collecting leaves and grass clippings on lawns and borders
• Leveling topsoil, compost or seedbed preparation
• Removing light debris and thatch from lawn surfaces
• General-purpose raking around flower beds, vegetable patches and pathways

Key specifications

• Head type: 20-tooth universal rake head with metal tines
• Tine material: metal
• Function: raking, debris collection, light soil leveling
• Compatibility: fits standard threaded or slotted garden handles
• Operation: manual

How to use

Attach the rake head to a compatible handle by sliding into the slot or threading into the socket, then secure according to the handle design (screw, bolt or clip as applicable). Use a sweeping motion close to the ground to collect leaves, grass clippings and loose debris; apply moderate pressure when leveling soil or spreading compost. For edging or working close to plants, use shorter strokes to avoid disturbing roots or seedlings. After use, clean soil and plant material from the tines and allow the head to dry before storage.

Usage recommendations

For longer life and reliable performance, avoid using the metal-tined head to move heavy stones or hard-packed clay. Inspect and tighten the handle connection regularly and store the rake head in a dry location to prevent corrosion.