Rake Tar 24 Tooth and Rake Tat 16 Tooth
R309,47
Which one to choose?
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If you have large areas of asphalt or gravel to level and want maximum coverage, the 24-tooth model gives more tines/coverage and is geared for heavier/industrial use.
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If your job is a bit lighter, more manageable area, or you prefer a slightly narrower width, the 16-tooth version could suffice and might be easier to manoeuvre.
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Both have the coated wooden handle which is a good feature for heat‐resistance and durability.
Lasher Road Rake 24T
Description:
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Heavy-duty tool built for professional use on tarred surfaces — ideal for leveling asphalt and gravel.
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Featuring 24 teeth made from hardened and tempered high-quality carbon steel.
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Wooden handle, coated to protect against liquid damage, significantly extending its lifespan.
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The natural wood handle also helps prevent overheating when working with hot asphalt.
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Dimensions listed as 190 × 61 × 10 cm.
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Ideal for roadwork, construction, heavy‐duty landscaping.
Key features summary:
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24 hardened & tempered carbon steel teeth
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Coated wooden handle (liquid damage resistance + heat comfort)
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Built for demanding applications (asphalt & gravel)
Lasher Road Rake 16T
Description:
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Heavy-duty tool for tough tasks like leveling asphalt and gravel on tarred surfaces.
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Has 16 high-quality carbon steel teeth — built for strength and durability.
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Wooden handle is coated to protect against liquid damage and the natural wood handle stays cool when working with hot asphalt.
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Dimensions listed as 191 × 39.5 × 10 cm.
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Specifically built for road construction or heavy landscaping in demanding conditions.
Key features summary:
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16 carbon steel teeth
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Coated wooden handle (liquid + heat protection)
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Designed for demanding use
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