Faithfull Hay Rake - 1.7m

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The Faithfull Hay Rake is designed for gardeners, smallholders, and agricultural workers who need a reliable tool for gathering straw, hay, and clippings. Based on the traditional haywainers pattern, it excels at moving large volumes of material quickly thanks to its wide head and extended reach; however, users should be aware that the 1.7m shaft requires ample storage space and adequate physical leverage during operation.
| Model Part Number | FAIWHRFSC |
|---|---|
| Brand | Faithfull |
The shaft is 1.7 meters long, providing an extended reach for easier operation.
Yes, it is effective for raking leaves in large open areas, though its size may be excessive for small flower beds.
The handle is constructed from high-quality wood, consistent with traditional hay rake design.
The rake features 16 sturdy, dowelled peg teeth designed for gathering straw and hay.
Store in a dry, covered area, preferably hanging up, to protect the wood shaft from moisture.
Inspect the steel stays and tighten the bolts or screws holding them in place.
Avoid using the rake on rocky ground or hard, compacted soil, as the dowels are intended for soft hay and grass.
Lightly sand the wooden handle with fine-grit sandpaper and apply a coat of wood oil to protect the finish.
This tool comes ready for immediate use. To maintain the rake, ensure the wooden shaft remains dry when stored to prevent rotting or warping. Periodically check the steel stays to ensure they remain tight and secure. After use, clear any remaining organic material from the dowelled teeth to prevent moisture buildup and corrosion. Store the rake in a sheltered, dry shed or garage, ideally hanging it by the handle or head to keep the teeth off the ground.