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Scott Aerator
Scott Aerator Weed Raker
$189.95
Estimated delivery between October 25 and October 27.
$189.95
$189.95
Quick Facts
A Note Before You Order
The Weed Raker is designed for manual removal of aquatic vegetation, muck, and debris from the bottom of ponds and lakes. The rake head can be weighted with rocks when additional digging force is needed in heavy muck or areas with rooted vegetation.
Scott Aerator Weed Raker
The Weed Raker is a large underwater rake designed to help remove aquatic weeds, muck, decaying organic matter, and bottom debris from ponds and lakes. Its wide rake head and long handle provide broad coverage with each pass, making it useful for maintaining swimming areas, shorelines, and waterfront properties.
The 37-inch-wide rake head features 8-inch tines that pull vegetation from the bottom while collecting debris and organic material. The hollow rake head can be weighted with rocks to provide additional digging power when working through heavy muck or rooted vegetation.
Design & Cleaning Performance
Wide Rake Head
The 37-inch-wide rake head covers a broad area with each pass, helping collect larger amounts of aquatic vegetation, debris, and organic material from the water bottom.
8-Inch Tines
The 8-inch tines are designed to reach into the bottom of the pond or lake and pull aquatic weeds and other unwanted material toward the shoreline.
Weighted Rake Head
The hollow rake head can be filled with rocks to increase digging power when dealing with heavy muck or vegetation that is firmly rooted in the bottom.
Specifications & Details
Handle & Retrieval
11-Foot Handle
The included 11-foot handle provides extended reach for working in ponds and along waterfront areas without requiring the user to enter the water.
43-Foot Floating Rope
A 43-foot floating rope is included for extended reach and retrieval of the rake after working farther out from the shoreline.
Waterfront Maintenance
The extended handle and floating rope make the Weed Raker useful for maintaining swimming areas, shorelines, and other waterfront locations where aquatic vegetation and bottom debris need to be removed.
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