scraper shovel rake kind of thing!!

[woodland]

Ok sorry about this random request for info, I didn't know where to put this so general chat it is:001_tongue: but as the title suggests I am trying to find a hand tool that we use. Id dont have photo because its worn out and have trawled google images but have given up so here goes the description

 

Its got a red 5ft aluminum handle and a plastic head, the head is set at a 45 degree angel to the handle and is a thin solid section of plastic about 2 foot wide and it used! to have short square teeth which have since worn out, These things were brilliant for clearing sawdust and crap off hard surfaces and grass and were a bit like a combination of a rake and a shovel

 

If anyone has a vague notion what the feck im descibing please let me know confused1:

[kev7937]

Used to be a fella that sold several different size ones at the trade shows, we had several but the medium sized one was excellent.

 

He was a one man band odd inventor type but have no idea if he's still about, we saw him at saltex

 

 

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[woodland]

Used to be a fella that sold several different size ones at the trade shows, we had several but the medium sized one was excellent.

 

He was a one man band odd inventor type but have no idea if he's still about, we saw him at saltex

 

 

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Hmm that sounds fimiliar thanks for the help

[pycoed]

Is it one of these?

 

http://www.goldengark.co.uk/

 

(Bought my missus one the other day)

[WorcsWuss]

Is it one of these?

 

http://www.goldengark.co.uk/

 

(Bought my missus one the other day)

 

Bet she was thrilled...

Kettle for valentine's day? Always goes down well... Trust me

 

Joking aside, I want one!

[gand]

Is it one of these?

 

http://www.goldengark.co.uk/

 

(Bought my missus one the other day)

 

Look's exactly like what my mates use for mucking out horses. Most the shavings/sawdust fall through. I find a snow shovel works well

[SpringhallTreeCare]

Is it a ranger rake? http://www.landscapermagazine.com/uncategorized/raking-it-in/

 

Guy who makes them used to do the shows. No internet presence, the phone number in the linked article is all I've seen.

 

Think he makes them in his garden shed when he gets a certain amount of orders!

[woodland]

Is it a ranger rake? Raking it in - Uncategorized | The Landscaper

 

Guy who makes them used to do the shows. No internet presence, the phone number in the linked article is all I've seen.

 

Think he makes them in his garden shed when he gets a certain amount of orders!

 

You sir are a genius thanks a million:thumbup:

[SpringhallTreeCare]

They are good aren't they. The bloke could make a fortune if he upped advertising!

[woodland]

They are good aren't they. The bloke could make a fortune if he upped advertising!

 

Its bizarre, not even an email address never mind a website, an on arbtalk and he could me made for life, then again maybe he already is and dosent need to