Rake wolf garten DR-M 30 — garden rake, model DR-M 30

wolf garten DR-M 30 is a garden rake designed for routine outdoor maintenance. The DR-M 30 model is suited for collecting leaves, grass clippings and light debris from lawns and beds. It is made to work with wolf garten interchangeable-system handles (model-specific) so the metal rake head can be fitted to compatible handles for comfortable working height and reach.

Advantages

The DR-M 30 rake allows efficient raking and light levelling of seed beds while also being suitable for loosening the top layer of soil. Its compact head and tine arrangement make it easy to collect organic debris without excessively disturbing the turf or soil structure.

Suitable for

• Raking leaves and grass clippings from lawns
• Collecting light garden debris from beds and borders
• Light levelling of seed beds and soil surface
• Loosening the top layer of soil for planting or overseeding

Key specifications

• Tool type: garden rake head for interchangeable-handle system
• Primary use: raking leaves, grass clippings and light debris
• Compatibility: designed for use with manufacturer-specific interchangeable handles
• Construction: metal rake head suitable for outdoor garden tasks
• Working style: suitable for gentle levelling and surface loosening

How to use

Attach the DR-M 30 rake head to a compatible wolf garten interchangeable-system handle following the handle manufacturer's connection instructions. Use steady, even strokes to gather leaves and grass clippings into piles for collection; for light levelling or seedbed preparation, work across the surface in overlapping passes to distribute material evenly. When loosening the top layer of soil, apply light pressure and rake in shorter strokes to avoid deep disturbance of the soil.

Usage recommendations

For best results combine the DR-M 30 head with a handle length that matches the user's height to reduce strain. Clean off soil and plant residues after use and store the rake head in a dry place to prevent corrosion. Avoid using the head on heavy, compacted soil or to move large rocks, as it is intended for light-duty garden tasks.