Wolfgarten Uimc Multi-Change Leaf Rake Lawn Care Tool Head, Red, Pack Of 1

I purchased the Moss Rake, the Leaf Rake and the Aluminium Handle. What a nice piece of kit to have this is. It’s a clever and practical design and feels like it will last for years. Just be careful with the Moss Rake when using it, start off light and gradually apply more pressure if needed. If you go in all guns blazing like I did then you will tear your lawn to shreds in places. The best method I found for using the Moss Rake is to almost cast it out in front of you at arms lengths, let it grip the lawn and then still at arm’s length gently but firmly drag it back towards you. You can nudge the thing back and forth a little on any stubborn bits of lawn. I filled our garden waste wellie bin twice over with moss and thatch, which shows how effective this tool is.

I wouldn't normally expect to replace a wolf product so quickly, but even this garden rake is no match for a Ford Mondeo driving over it. So the old one doesn't really work anymore so we got a new one! These are lightweight and good around the garden - I find this quite good when raking up the leaves. And of course it is part of the wider wolf multi change tools so I already have the handles for other products as well. Strong plastic and should last for a few years.

The vital yellow "head cap"/"rubber boot" that fits between the handle and the leaf rake head is missing. This piece is a type of rubber designed to fill in the cap between handle and end tool effectively taking up "slop" to make a solid connection. As its miss it the leaf rack head moves around in use. I can see another person had reviewed this item was also missing this part.

I used to use a traditional old metal rake for trying to clear leaves from my lawns but it was hard work because it tended to dig into the soil too much and was more like a scarifier. I was a bit sceptical about a plastic rake as I thought it would be too flimsy but I decided to keep faith in the Wolf-Garten brand and some of the other reviews. So glad I did. Did the job superbly. My tip would be to make sure that you don't use it too heavy handedly, just make sure you keep to the surface of the lawn and it will gather the leaves.

I wasn't expecting much and it did far better than that. It was very good at collecting and keeping together any debris, far better than my metal version. It was easy to use, did not drag or make it hard to gather and was extremely light. My 85yr old neighbour started using it while I was cutting her hedge and was delighted how easy it was to rake the leaves for her, so much so she wanted one for herself.