Rake Zilla | Heavy Duty Aquatic Weed Rake with Long Tines For Lake & Pond

The Rake Zilla is well designed ,sturdy, and light weight. It gets a lot of weeds and leaves with each swipe. What you pull out it is easy to carry where you need to dump. The leaves and weeds come off the rake readily when you turn the rake over. People couldn't believe the pile I brought out of the lake by my dock.

After several failed attempts to rake up our beach gunk with conventional rakes, Rakezilla was our savior. Lightweight yet very sturdy, the aluminum frame and handle( curved for a superior grip) coupled with the longer tines enabled me to clean several weeks of seaweed and debris in one short afternoon. The curved tones are just long enough to grab and hold junk, yet slippery enough to allow the seaweed and gunk yo easily fall off onto a collection pile. We are EXTREMELY thankful and satisfied with Rakezilla!

Rake Zilla is an awesome rake for keeping lake bottom clean. Used in tandem with a cutter, then rake, then blast with either a muck blaster. Made a swim area my grandkids would not go in to one they now love!

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We love the rake. Just dug a new pond and it has been very helpful helping us get out the weeds and clean up the beach. We dug it in a swamp area . Are anxious to get out in the boat and try cleaning up some things in the middle. This is a awesome tool.

We would highly recommend this week rake- works awesome for weeds and muck.

does exactly what unit is designed for.

Hydrilla has begun growing around my boat house and this rake harvests it quite well. I'm glad to have this rake as this weed grows at a tremendous rate and I will be using it frequently.

I live on a heavily weeded lake in MN. I routinely harvest 500 pounds of weeds a week. The Rake Zilla performs very well. It is light but strong. It is easily assembled. The teeth are spaced to capture a large number of weeds on every pass. The float attachment is handy for skimming floating weeds, on the surface. In the past I have used a landscape rake which was very heavy and hard to handle. The monster rake is a much better solution.

I used the rake at the 7' length w/o the flotation tubes to rake up leaves floating and laying decaying on the bottom of the lake bed. The rake worked well to pick up the floating and submerged leaves. I pulled the load to the shoreline, then picked the rake up vertically and with one hand carried the load over to my pile.

I also used the rake with just the small flotation tube attached across the rake with Velcro strips to pick up lake weeds along a metal seawall and a seawall of small boulders. I was able to start at the furthest point of where the weeds lay along the seawall and pull the weeds along the seawall down to the other end - pulling most of the weeds together in one large cluster and then pull them all onto shore.

I have the extension to make the 7' pole an 11' pole but I have not used it yet. But I think it will be handy to have the ability to reach farther into the lake and will not be too unwieldy to use.

Only issue is my hands were black from handling the aluminum rake. Otherwise, I am very pleased with the purchase.