T-Weeder | Aquatic Weed Removal Tool
Description
The T-Weeder Tool is a unique weeding tool consisting of a 4' long handle with a 3' wide head connected to the end, forming a "T" shape. To effectively and efficiently remove weeds from your lakeshore, the T-Weeder head has two 3' plates of solid aluminum, each ¼" thick, firmly attached to the handle and spaced 1" apart.
The aluminum T-Weeder 'teeth' are what allows for long-term weed removal. For use in lake, river, pond, or any body of water, the T-Weeder has a series of 1" long teeth that span the entire leading edge on both layers of the T-Head. These weed-eating teeth grab at the stems of aquatic weeds as you pull the T-Weeder tool by its handle or rope back into shore. This ‘weeder that works’ will clean up any area where you want to swim, fish or wade, in a way you have to see to believe!
A 4' long handle made of galvanized metal is sandwiched at one end between the two T-Head 'teeth' plates. With a 25' rope connected to the other end of the handle, going into the end of the tool to ensure no weeds get tangled, you can use this rake to get a clean lakeshore with ease.
The sturdy rake construction and materials used eliminates concerns about possible rusting. While the T-Weeder is very strong it is also lightweight, making your aquatic weed removal an easy one-person job.
The T-Weeder aquatic rake weighs only 6-pounds, so it can easily be tossed out the entire length of its 30' range by nearly anyone.
HOW THE T-WEEDER WORKS
The T-Weeder works in a similar way to another seaweed pulling tool that we offer by ShoreTech Industries named the Weed-Ripper. Both of these products are designed to grab an pull seaweed by the roots instead of only cutting.
The T-Weeder Tool is a water weed rake / puller that quickly and easily eliminates unwanted aquatic weeds which may be invading your swimming, boating or fishing areas, and hindering your enjoyment of the water. Swim and wade without the tickling and tangling of lake weeds!
Lightweight, the T-Weeder can easily be pitched, as you would a softball, out into the water with an extra shove of the hand for distance. This can be done from the beach or dock, or any other stable platform.
The T-Weeder quickly sinks to the lake bottom, among the unwanted weeds. As the T-Weeder skims along the bottom while it is being pulled back in, the unique design of the teeth along the 3' wide "T-Head" grabs at and pulls out any aquatic weeds in its path
Using the 25' rope that is attached to the T-Weeder handle, pull the rake back towards you and bring in your unwanted aquatic weeds! Repeat this process until you have cleared the area of lake water that you wish to enjoy.
Once the T-Weeder is pulled in the weeds are easily shaken off, and it is ready to be tossed out again. The T-Weeder can reach where many other devices can not, and it is more efficient at removing aquatic weeds than other devices.
FAQs
FAQs
The T-Weeder is a 3-foot wide waterfall rake/puller with sharp teeth that embed into lake/pond bottom vegetation. When pulled back, it pulls weeds out by the roots, removing them instead of merely cutting them—so they won’t regrow.
It’s built with ¼″ thick aluminum plates and stainless steel teeth, ensuring rust resistance and durability. Despite its rugged build, it weighs only 6 lbs, making it lightweight and easy to toss or handle.
The T-Weeder includes a 5-ft handle and a 25-ft rope, giving it a ~30 ft reach. This lets users cast it from shore or dock without entering the water.
As the tool sinks, the dual aluminum head glides across the substrate. The staggered teeth grab stems and roots, uprooting vegetation as you pull it back in.
It’s well-suited for pulling submersed plants like milfoil, Curly Leaf Pond Weed, Celery Grass, and other stranded weeds that root in the sediment. It’s not optimal for dense emergent weeds like cattails.
Yes—lightweight handling and rope retrieval make it feasible for one person. Just cast, let it sink, then pull it back in.
After pulling in weeds, simply shake them off the head—no need to handle wet vegetation directly. The tool is ready for another pass immediately.
According to user reviews:
“Pulls the roots... hot 90% of the duckweed, roots and all.”
“Excellent product! Requires a little elbow grease but works like a champ.”
Cutting tools slice vegetation, but many weeds regrow. The T-Weeder physically removes the weed and roots—providing a longer-lasting clear shoreline.
Yes—it's best for rooted, bottom-growing weeds and less effective on thick emergent mats or woody plants. It also doesn't collect debris (use a rake or pitch fork after pulling weeds).
13 Reviews
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T-WEEDER
So glad I purchased the T-Weeder. But I had no idea all the work I was asking for! It's not difficult to throw the T-Weeder out into the pond and pull in the weeds. The hard part is carting all the weeds away! Works great on the cattails that grow in clumps- pulls the entire plant out with the roots. Does not work well on the grass I have- just pulls out individual strands. For that I should have purchased the WeedShear too!
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T weeder
Works great. Would definitely recommend it!!
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Amazing Tool!
I purchased the T-Weeder as a gift for my husband. We had been fighting algae and weed growth in our large natural backyard pond all summer. We tried skimming, we tried adding an expensive algae liquid compound, we tried pulling by hand (very tedious and time consuming)...all to no avail. My husband was skeptical for all of 20 seconds after opening the package. With the first toss of the T-Weeder, he was hooked! Literally! The amount of weed and algae clean up that occurred in the next two days was phenomenal! The T-Weeder pulled everything up by the roots leaving a wonderfully clear pond for our fish and ourselves to enjoy. Not only that, we now have a means of keeping it that way! Can't say enough about this simple, but effective tool. Easy to use with instant results!!! Love it!
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