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Landscape Rake Tine for Two-Hole Mount Applications

Original price was: $18.26.Current price is: $13.36.

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When your landscape rake tines start breaking or wearing down, you’re looking at uneven ground prep and frustrated operators. Nothing slows down a landscaping or construction job like dull or damaged tines that can’t dig into packed soil or smooth out rough ground. This replacement tine gets your rake working like it should, cutting clean through roots and debris while giving you that smooth finish you need.

What You’re Getting

  • Two-hole mounting design with 1-1/2 inch spacing for secure attachment
  • Made from 5160 spring steel that flexes without breaking when hitting rocks or roots
  • Heat-treated to 38-42 Rockwell hardness for the perfect balance of strength and flexibility
  • 27-1/4 inch curved length covers plenty of ground with each pass
  • 5/16 inch thick construction handles heavy-duty soil preparation work

Built for Real Farm Work

This tine is designed for landscape rakes used on tractors and skid steers doing ground preparation work. Whether you’re preparing seedbeds, leveling building sites, or cleaning up after construction, it handles the rocks, roots, and debris that come with the territory. The curved design follows ground contours while the spring steel construction bounces back from obstacles instead of breaking.

Made to Last

The 5160 spring steel construction is the same material used in heavy-duty leaf springs and other agricultural equipment that needs to handle repeated stress. The heat treatment gives it just the right hardness—tough enough to cut through packed soil but flexible enough to bend around rocks without snapping. AgSmart has built these tines to handle whatever your landscape rake encounters.

Installation Notes

The two 3/8 inch bolt holes line up with standard landscape rake mounting brackets. Make sure to check all your tines when replacing—if one’s worn out, chances are the others aren’t far behind. A little anti-seize on the bolts makes future removal easier when it’s time for the next replacement.