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Weed Shear Cutter | Lake Rake | Pitch Fork | Combo Pack

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WeedShear | Lake Rake | Aquatic Weed Pitch Fork

WeedShear, Lake Rake & Pitch Fork Combo Pack: Cut, Collect & Remove Lake Weeds

The WeedShear Cutter, Lake Rake & Pitch Fork Combo Pack combines three essential manual aquatic weed removal tools into one convenient lake and pond cleanup system.

Instead of cutting lake weeds and leaving them floating in the water, this combination gives you everything needed to complete the cleanup process: cut rooted aquatic vegetation, rake the loose weeds toward shore, and lift the collected material out of the water.

The package includes the WeedShear 49-inch aquatic weed cutter, a heavy-duty 36-inch lake rake, and a lightweight lake weed pitch fork with a reinforced 16-inch by 12-inch collection basket.

Together, these tools provide a practical way to tackle nuisance aquatic vegetation such as milfoil, hydrilla, coontail, and other submerged weeds in suitable lakefronts, pond edges, swimming areas, and dock locations.

The WeedShear uses sharp stainless steel blades to cut vegetation near the lake bottom. The lake rake gathers the loose weeds and floating debris, while the pitch fork helps scoop and transport piles of wet vegetation from the beach or shoreline.

This manual lake weed removal kit is ideal for homeowners, cabin owners, pond managers, and waterfront property owners who want a complete cutting and collection solution without powered equipment.

3-Piece Weed Removal System 49" WeedShear Cutter 36" Lake Rake 16" × 12" Pitch Fork Basket 25 ft Cutter Rope Handheld Blade Sharpener Manual Lake Weed Control

One Complete System. Three Simple Steps.

STEP 01

Cut the Weeds

Use the WeedShear's stainless steel blades to cut submerged aquatic vegetation near the bottom.

STEP 02

Rake the Vegetation

Use the wide lake rake to gather cut weeds, floating plant fragments, and loose debris into manageable piles.

STEP 03

Scoop & Remove

Use the lightweight aquatic weed pitch fork to lift the vegetation from the water and move it away from the shoreline.

What's Included in the WeedShear Combo Pack?

TOOL 1

WeedShear Aquatic Weed Cutter

A 49-inch-wide, V-shaped stainless steel cutting tool designed to sever rooted aquatic weeds in a broad cutting path.

Includes an adjustable multi-section handle, 25-foot polypropylene retrieval rope, and handheld blade sharpener.

TOOL 2

Heavy-Duty Lake Rake

A 3-foot-wide aquatic weed rake featuring a 5.5-foot handle and slightly outward-angled teeth for gathering loose or cut vegetation.

Useful for close-range raking along beaches, shallow water, and dock areas.

TOOL 3

Lake Weed Pitch Fork

An ultra-lightweight cleanup fork with a reinforced rounded basket measuring 16 inches wide by 12 inches deep.

Designed to lift piles of wet lake weeds, aquatic vegetation, and shoreline debris with less bending than picking material up by hand.

Why Choose a Lake Weed Cutter, Rake & Fork Combo?

Complete Weed Cleanup

Cut rooted vegetation, gather loose material, and remove it from the water using complementary tools.

Wide Cutting Path

The WeedShear's approximately 49-inch blade width cuts more than four feet per pass under suitable conditions.

No Motor or Electricity

All three tools are manually operated, making them suitable for lakefront locations without access to electrical power.

Reduce Floating Weed Debris

Remove cut vegetation rather than allowing it to drift, accumulate around docks, or decay in the water.

Maintain Swimming Areas

Manage accessible nuisance vegetation and floating debris around designated recreational areas.

Easy Off-Season Storage

Detachable and modular components help make transportation and storage more convenient.

Why collect the cut weeds? Removing cut aquatic vegetation helps prevent loose fragments from drifting to neighboring shorelines, collecting near docks, or decomposing and contributing more organic material to the lake bottom.
Check local aquatic plant regulations. Rules for cutting or removing submerged vegetation vary by state and waterbody. Some plants are protected, and mechanical cutting may require authorization.

Need help deciding whether this kit is right for your lake or pond? Call Weeders Digest at 877-224-4899.

What's Included

What's Included in the Lake Weed Removal Combo Kit?

Included Item Specifications Main Purpose
WeedShear Cutter 49" cutting width, stainless steel blades, multi-section handle Cut submerged aquatic vegetation
WeedShear Handle Extensions Two 2 ft extensions included with the cutter assembly Adapt handle reach and cutting setup
WeedShear Retrieval Rope 25 ft polypropylene rope Retrieve the cutter after tossing it
Handheld Blade Sharpener One sharpener Maintain the cutter's blade edges
Heavy-Duty Lake Rake 36" wide head and 5.5 ft handle Rake cut vegetation and shoreline debris
Lake Weed Pitch Fork 16" × 12" reinforced rounded basket Lift and carry piles of collected vegetation
Optional accessory: A protective WeedShear carrying case may be offered as an add-on. Verify the available options before ordering.

Features

Lake Weed Cutter, Rake & Pitch Fork Features

49-Inch V-Shaped Cutter

The WeedShear's wide stainless steel blade assembly is designed to cut rooted submerged vegetation across an approximately four-foot path.

Sharp Stainless Steel Blades

The WeedShear's cutting edges are designed to slice through aquatic vegetation with a pulling motion.

25 ft Retrieval Rope

The included polypropylene rope allows the cutter to be tossed into an open treatment area and pulled back toward shore.

Adjustable Cutter Handle

Detachable handle sections help adapt the cutter for different working positions and water depths.

36-Inch Lake Rake Head

The heavy-duty lake rake provides a three-foot collection width with outward-angled teeth that help gather loose aquatic plants.

Close-Range Rake Handle

The included lake rake has a 5.5 ft handle suited to gathering weeds near shore or in shallow water.

Lightweight Pitch Fork

The fork makes it easier to scoop and carry wet vegetation from a beach or shoreline.

Reinforced Cleanup Basket

The 16" × 12" rounded basket helps contain piles of cut weeds during collection.

Blade Maintenance Included

A handheld blade sharpener is supplied for maintaining the WeedShear's cutting edges.

How It Works

How the WeedShear, Lake Rake & Pitch Fork Work Together

The three tools perform different jobs in a coordinated aquatic weed removal process.

1

Cut Rooted Aquatic Vegetation

Use the WeedShear to cut nuisance weeds below the surface, near the lake bottom when conditions permit.

2

Allow Cut Weeds to Rise or Settle

Depending on the plant species, cut material may float, remain suspended, or settle nearby.

3

Gather Loose Vegetation

Use the lake rake to pull the detached weeds into manageable collection areas near shore.

4

Lift and Remove

Use the pitch fork to lift accumulated vegetation from shallow water or the beach.

5

Dispose of Collected Material

Move removed weeds away from the shoreline and dispose of them in accordance with local aquatic invasive species and yard-waste rules.

Cutting vs. root removal: The WeedShear cuts vegetation; it is not designed to extract every root, rhizome, tuber, or underground plant structure. Regrowth can occur.

WeedShear Cutter

WeedShear: 49-Inch Razor-Sharp Aquatic Weed Cutter

The WeedShear is the cutting component of this three-tool package. It features a wide V-shaped stainless steel blade assembly for cutting submerged plants near the bottom of lakes and ponds.

49" Cutting Width

Cuts a wide path through accessible aquatic vegetation.

Stainless Steel Blades

Sharp metal cutting edges help sever submerged plant stems.

25 ft Polypropylene Rope

Allows throw-and-retrieve operation in appropriate open-water areas.

Multi-Section Handle

Provides flexibility for hand-operated use in suitable shallow and deeper water conditions.

Approximately 9 lb

The product's published specification lists the WeedShear cutter weight at approximately nine pounds.

Handheld Sharpener

Included for routine care of the stainless steel cutting blades.

Common WeedShear Applications

  • Eurasian watermilfoil and other milfoil species
  • Hydrilla
  • Coontail
  • Submerged pondweeds
  • Accessible lily pad stems
  • Selected cattail stems when cutting by hand
  • Other suitable aquatic vegetation where cutting is authorized
Persistent aquatic plants: Lily pads and cattails can survive through underground root or rhizome systems. Cutting stems does not guarantee permanent removal.
Razor-sharp blades: Handle the WeedShear carefully, keep blade edges away from hands and feet, and ensure people are clear before throwing or retrieving the cutter.

Lake Rake

Heavy-Duty Lake Rake: Collect Cut Weeds & Debris

The included lake rake is designed to collect loose aquatic vegetation, floating weeds, and debris after cutting.

Its 36-inch-wide rake head provides a broad collection path, while the 5.5-foot handle supports close-range work around beaches, docks, and shallow lakefront areas.

Three-Foot-Wide Head

Covers a wider collection path than many ordinary garden rakes.

Outward-Angled Teeth

Helps gather loose aquatic vegetation as you pull the rake through the water.

Shoreline Maintenance

Useful for collecting floating and submerged weed fragments near shallow lakefront areas.

Beach Cleanup

Collects washed-up lake weeds, loose plant debris, and leaves along waterfront areas.

Different from the Long Reach Lake Rake: The rake supplied with this combo is listed with a 5.5-foot handle. Do not confuse it with separate 11-foot or 16.5-foot Long Reach Lake Rake configurations.

Pitch Fork

Lake Weed Pitch Fork: Scoop & Remove Wet Vegetation

The aquatic weed pitch fork is the final collection tool in this combo package. Its lightweight design and reinforced basket make it useful for lifting piles of wet lake weeds from shallow water or a beach.

16" × 12" Basket

A wide reinforced rounded basket helps collect and carry loose aquatic plants.

Lightweight Handling

Designed to reduce the effort involved in repeatedly bending down to pick up wet weeds.

Vegetation Cleanup

Ideal for moving piles of milfoil, pondweed, and other cut aquatic vegetation away from the shoreline.

Wet Debris Collection

Can be used for reasonable loads of loose, wet vegetation and similar lightweight organic debris.

Fork loading guidance: The product description advertises up to 30 lb of carrying capacity, while its FAQ recommends about 20–25 lb per scoop depending on material density. Use manageable loads, avoid overloading, and confirm the intended working load with Weeders Digest if needed.

How to Use

How to Remove Lake Weeds With the Combo Pack

Part 1: Cut the Aquatic Weeds

  1. Identify the aquatic vegetation and verify that cutting is permitted.
  2. Inspect the WeedShear blades, handle connections, and retrieval rope.
  3. Choose an open area free of swimmers, boats, docks, and underwater obstructions.
  4. Use the cutter by hand or with the included retrieval rope according to the manufacturer's instructions.
  5. Pull the cutter to sever submerged stems.
  6. Retrieve the cutter carefully and inspect the blades for tangled vegetation.
  7. Repeat in overlapping passes as needed.

Part 2: Rake the Cut Vegetation

  1. Assemble and inspect the included lake rake.
  2. Locate the loose vegetation after cutting.
  3. Position the rake beyond the plant material.
  4. Pull it slowly toward the shore or collection area.
  5. Gather vegetation into manageable piles.
  6. Repeat until the reachable cut weeds have been collected.

Part 3: Scoop & Dispose

  1. Use the pitch fork to lift manageable loads of vegetation.
  2. Allow excess water to drain when practical.
  3. Move collected weeds away from the shoreline.
  4. Dispose of plant material in accordance with local rules.
  5. Remove remaining fragments when practical.
  6. Rinse and inspect all equipment after use.
Best practice: Cutting and collecting during the same cleanup session helps reduce the amount of loose vegetation left to drift or decay.

What It Removes

What Lake & Pond Weeds Can This Combo Pack Handle?

The WeedShear cuts suitable submerged vegetation, while the rake and fork collect the resulting plant material.

Milfoil

The cutter can sever milfoil stems. Collect fragments promptly because some milfoil species can spread through fragmentation.

Hydrilla

The WeedShear can cut hydrilla stems, but underground tubers and other reproductive structures can survive.

Coontail

Use the cutter where needed and the rake to gather loose or cut coontail.

Pondweeds

Suitable submerged pondweed growth can be cut and collected with the three-tool system.

Lily Pad Stems

The cutter can sever accessible stems, but removing the full rhizome system requires a different approach.

Cattail Stems

Selected accessible stems may be cut manually, but established cattail roots are not removed by cutting alone.

Floating Weed Debris

The rake and pitch fork help gather loose plants and washed-up vegetation.

Some Floating Algae Mats

The rake can collect reachable mats of filamentous algae, but the kit does not prevent future algae blooms.

Root systems may remain. This combination primarily cuts and collects vegetation. It is not a complete rhizome or root-removal system and does not guarantee permanent weed elimination.

Where to Use

Where Can You Use the Aquatic Weed Removal Combo Kit?

Lake Swimming Areas

Cut and collect permitted nuisance vegetation from accessible recreational zones.

Dock Areas

Manage aquatic weeds growing around docks while collecting loose fragments and debris.

Beachfronts

Gather cut weeds and washed-up vegetation to help maintain a cleaner beach.

Ponds

Use the three manual tools for suitable pond-edge weed management and shoreline cleanup.

Cabin Shorelines

Maintain accessible waterfront areas without needing a powered cutting system.

Seasonal Cleanup

Collect loose vegetation after permitted cutting and during recurring lakefront maintenance.

Kit Comparison

WeedShear Combo Pack vs. Individual Weed Removal Tools

Tool or Package Primary Function Ideal Application
WeedShear Cutter Cut submerged weed stems Removing above-bottom plant growth
Lake Rake Gather loose and cut vegetation Collecting weeds near shore
Lake Weed Pitch Fork Lift and transport wet plant material Cleaning piles of weeds from beaches
WeedShear + Rake + Pitch Fork Combo Cut, gather, and remove Completing the full manual weed cleanup process
WeedShear + Pitch Fork Package Cut and lift vegetation Smaller collection jobs where a separate rake is unnecessary
WeedShear + RakeZilla Cleanup Kit Cut and collect weeds using a heavy-duty rake Areas with larger or more difficult weed accumulations
Why purchase the three-tool combo? The cutter, rake, and fork perform different jobs. Combining all three helps avoid leaving cut vegetation in the water or struggling to remove heavy piles by hand.

Care & Storage

WeedShear, Lake Rake & Pitch Fork Maintenance

  1. Rinse after use. Remove mud, sand, algae, and vegetation from the tools.
  2. Inspect the WeedShear blades. Check for damage, dullness, or bent cutting edges.
  3. Sharpen when needed. Use the supplied handheld sharpener in accordance with the WeedShear instructions.
  4. Inspect handle connections. Confirm the detachable sections remain secure.
  5. Check the retrieval rope. Look for wear, knots, or damage before tossing the cutter.
  6. Inspect the rake. Remove trapped vegetation and check the head and teeth for damage.
  7. Clean the pitch fork. Remove material lodged in the basket and check for damage or loose connections.
  8. Dry equipment. Let the tools and retrieval rope dry before storage.
  9. Protect cutting edges. Store the WeedShear with its blade edges safely covered or protected.
  10. Prevent invasive species transfer. Clean and inspect equipment before using it in another lake or pond.
Saltwater or brackish-water exposure: These tools are primarily intended for freshwater applications. Rinse thoroughly with fresh water after exposure to salt or brackish water to help reduce corrosion.

Safety

Safe Use of Lake Weed Cutting & Collection Tools

Sharp cutting equipment: The WeedShear contains sharp metal blades. Keep hands, feet, children, pets, and other people clear of the cutting path.

Check Regulations

Verify that cutting or removing aquatic vegetation is allowed in the treatment area.

Know Your Surroundings

Avoid swimmers, boats, fishing lines, cables, docks, and submerged hazards.

Inspect Before Use

Check tool connections, the cutter blades, and the retrieval rope before operation.

Throw Carefully

Use the toss-and-retrieve cutting method only where there is sufficient open space and no nearby people.

Use Manageable Loads

Avoid overloading the pitch fork with heavy wet vegetation.

Maintain Secure Footing

Use care when working from slippery shorelines, wet beaches, or docks.

Local laws matter. Rules may differ for public lakes, private ponds, protected native species, and invasive aquatic vegetation. Consult your state DNR or appropriate environmental authority before cutting.

Specifications

WeedShear, Lake Rake & Pitch Fork Combo Specifications

Specification WeedShear Cutter Lake Rake Pitch Fork
Primary Function Cut submerged aquatic weeds Gather and collect loose weeds Lift and remove piles of vegetation
Working Width / Basket 49" cutting width 36" / 3 ft rake head 16" × 12" basket
Handle Multi-section handle; published assembled specification lists 11 ft 5.5 ft Handheld cleanup fork with handle
Cutting / Collection Material Stainless steel blades Heavy-duty rake teeth Reinforced rounded collection basket
Rope 25 ft polypropylene retrieval rope Not listed as included Not applicable
Weight Approximately 9 lb Not consistently specified Lightweight design; exact weight not confirmed
Working Capacity Cutting width approximately 4 ft 3 ft collection path Advertised up to 30 lb; FAQ recommends 20–25 lb per scoop
Included Maintenance Accessory Handheld blade sharpener None specified None specified
Common Applications Milfoil, hydrilla, coontail, selected lily pad and cattail stems Cut weeds, floating plants, leaves and beach debris Wet weed piles and loose shoreline vegetation

Package Overview

Product Name Weed Shear Cutter | Lake Rake | Pitch Fork | Combo Pack
Product Type Manual aquatic weed removal combo kit
Number of Primary Tools 3
Tools Included WeedShear aquatic weed cutter, lake rake, lake weed pitch fork
Cutter Rope 25 ft polypropylene
Cutter Blade Sharpener Included
Power Required None
Primary Applications Cutting, collecting and removing aquatic vegetation
Primary Environment Freshwater lakes, ponds and shorelines
WeedShear Warranty One-year limited warranty, subject to applicable terms
Handle and carrying specifications: Some FAQ descriptions on the product page refer to longer rake configurations than the rake listed in this combo's specifications. This table follows the combo's listed 5.5 ft rake handle. Contact Weeders Digest if an exact measurement or working-load limit is essential to your purchase.

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FAQs

WeedShear, Lake Rake & Pitch Fork Combo Pack FAQs

What comes in the WeedShear, Lake Rake & Pitch Fork Combo Pack?

The kit includes a WeedShear aquatic weed cutter, heavy-duty lake rake, and aquatic weed pitch fork. The WeedShear includes handle sections, a 25 ft retrieval rope, and handheld blade sharpener.

What is the main benefit of buying all three tools together?

The cutter, rake, and pitch fork let you complete the full weed removal process: cut rooted vegetation, collect loose weeds, and lift the material from the water.

How wide does the WeedShear cut?

The WeedShear features a 49-inch-wide V-shaped blade assembly, cutting a path slightly wider than four feet under suitable conditions.

What is the WeedShear made of?

The WeedShear uses stainless steel cutting blades and a galvanized steel handle.

How much does the WeedShear weigh?

The listed WeedShear specification is approximately nine pounds.

How long is the WeedShear handle?

The product specifications list an 11-foot handle, with detachable sections used to adapt the tool for different cutting methods.

How long is the WeedShear retrieval rope?

The WeedShear includes a 25-foot polypropylene retrieval rope.

Does the WeedShear sink or float after tossing?

The WeedShear sinks so its blades can reach submerged vegetation near the bottom. The attached retrieval rope allows you to pull the cutter back to shore.

Is there a float for the WeedShear?

An optional float attachment may be available to improve visibility. Confirm compatibility and availability before ordering.

What type of lake weeds does the WeedShear cut?

Common applications include milfoil, hydrilla, coontail, submerged pondweeds, and accessible lily pad or cattail stems. Effectiveness varies by plant type and conditions.

Can this combo pack remove rooted lily pads or cattails?

The WeedShear can cut accessible stems, but established lily pad and cattail root or rhizome systems may remain. Specialized root-removal tools may be required.

Can I use the WeedShear to cut cattails?

The cutter may be used by hand on accessible cattail stems where cutting is permitted. Tossing the cutter into dense cattails with the rope is not recommended.

Will the WeedShear remove weeds permanently?

No. Cutting primarily removes plant stems. Roots, rhizomes, seeds, and other structures may survive and produce regrowth.

Can I use the combo for milfoil removal?

Yes, for suitable authorized cutting and collection. Collect milfoil fragments promptly because some species can reproduce through fragmentation.

What is the lake rake used for?

The lake rake gathers loose or cut vegetation, floating weeds, leaves, and other debris into manageable collection areas near shore.

How wide is the included lake rake?

The included rake head is three feet, or 36 inches, wide.

How long is the included lake rake handle?

The combo's published specifications list a 5.5-foot rake handle. Other separately sold lake rakes may have longer handle configurations.

Can I use the rake to collect floating algae?

Yes. The rake may collect some reachable floating filamentous algae mats and loose organic debris. It does not prevent future algae growth.

Does this kit include a RakeZilla?

No. This kit includes a 36-inch heavy-duty lake rake. RakeZilla is a separate product available in other cleanup configurations.

What is the pitch fork used for?

The pitch fork lifts and carries piles of wet aquatic vegetation after cutting and raking. It is especially useful along beaches and shallow shorelines.

What size is the pitch fork basket?

The reinforced rounded basket measures approximately 16 inches by 12 inches.

How much weight can the pitch fork safely lift?

The product description advertises up to 30 pounds, while its FAQ recommends working with approximately 20–25 pounds per scoop depending on the density of wet vegetation. Use manageable loads and avoid overloading.

Is the pitch fork suitable for scooping lake muck?

The fork is designed primarily for wet weeds and loose organic debris. It is not a dredging tool for excavating heavy mud, clay, or compacted sediment.

Is it better to use all three tools in one session?

Yes. Cutting, raking, and scooping during the same session helps remove loose vegetation before it drifts away or begins decomposing in the water.

Why should I remove the weeds after cutting?

Cut plants left in the water can collect around docks, drift to other shorelines, contribute organic matter to the lake bottom, and sometimes spread through plant fragments.

Can these tools be used in saltwater or brackish water?

They are primarily intended for freshwater use. Rinse thoroughly with fresh water after saltwater or brackish-water exposure to help reduce corrosion.

Do the tools require assembly?

Minimal assembly is needed. The tools use detachable handle components and included connections or hardware. Follow the supplied product instructions.

Can I store all three tools together?

Yes. The detachable sections make it easier to store the tools in a garage, shed, or other appropriate storage area.

Is a carrying case included?

A protective WeedShear carrying case may be available as an optional accessory. Confirm whether it is selected or included with your order.

Does the WeedShear include a blade sharpener?

Yes. A handheld blade sharpener is included for maintaining the cutter's stainless steel blades.

Are replacement parts available for WeedShear?

Yes. Visit the Weeders Digest Replacement Parts category to explore available components.

Can I use this kit around a dock?

Yes, where aquatic vegetation cutting is permitted. Avoid striking dock components, cables, boat lifts, and other underwater obstacles.

Is the combo pack useful for a small private pond?

Yes. A smaller pond can still benefit from separate cutting, raking, and cleanup tools. Check local pond rules and confirm the plants are appropriate for mechanical cutting.

Do I need electricity or a motor?

No. All three tools are manually operated and do not require electricity or a gasoline engine.

Can I use the WeedShear in deeper water?

The WeedShear can be used with its retrieval rope in suitable open-water areas. Actual reach and control depend on bottom conditions, water depth, and obstructions.

Can I use this kit without getting into the water?

The WeedShear can be operated from shore with its rope, and the rake can collect nearby vegetation. Depending on the cleanup location, some gathering or retrieval work may still require safe access to shallow water.

What state laws regulate aquatic weed cutting?

Regulations vary by state and waterbody. Contact your state's Department of Natural Resources or appropriate environmental authority to confirm aquatic plant cutting and removal rules.

Does the combo pack include a warranty?

The published product information identifies a one-year limited warranty for WeedShear products. Contact Weeders Digest for warranty terms and coverage applicable to each component of this combo.

Does the combo come with a money-back guarantee?

The product page references a money-back guarantee. Contact Weeders Digest for the current eligibility requirements, conditions, and any exclusions before purchasing.

Is this combo better than buying a weed cutter alone?

If you need to remove cut plants from the water, the additional rake and pitch fork provide tools for completing the collection and shoreline cleanup work.

What other aquatic weed tools should I consider?

Depending on the plant species and cleanup area, compare RakeZilla, the UltraLite Lake Rake, other WeedShear packages, and specialized root-pulling tools.

Where can I get help choosing a lake weed removal kit?

Call Weeders Digest at 877-224-4899 for help comparing aquatic weed cutters, lake rakes, collection forks, and weed removal packages.

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    Lake weed clean Up

    Posted by Marshall Leggat on 6th Sep 2016

    Well made, works great!

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