A rake frame subassembly includes a front frame segment and a rear frame segment connected by a hinge joint having two or more hinges and an adjustment element. The hinge joint connects or is configured to connect the front frame section and the rear frame section. The hinge joint is also configured to enable both an orientation of the rear frame section relative to the front frame section and a position of the rear frame section relative to the front frame section to be adjusted using the adjustment element, or is configured to enable a position of the rear frame section relative to the front frame section to be adjusted using the adjustment element.

A rake frame subassembly includes a front frame segment and a rear frame segment connected by a hinge joint having two or more hinges and an adjustment element. The hinge joint connects or is configured to connect the front frame section and the rear frame section. The hinge joint is also configured to enable both an orientation of the rear frame section relative to the front frame section and a position of the rear frame section relative to the front frame section to be adjusted using the adjustment element, or is configured to enable a position of the rear frame section relative to the front frame section to be adjusted using the adjustment element.

An improved raking device comprising extendable rake heads for raking granular material.

An improved raking device comprising extendable rake heads for raking granular material.

A device is provided that includes: an elongated handle having a proximal end and a distal end; a handle coupling device attached to the distal end of the elongated handle, the coupling device having a tubular head and a plurality of spaced legs extending distally from the tubular head; a first attachment device pivotally coupled to a distal end of a first leg of the handle coupling device and a second attachment device pivotally coupled to a distal end of a second leg the handle coupling device; and a first set of yard rake tines rotatably coupled to the first attachment device and a second set of yard rake tines rotatably coupled to the second attachment device. The first and second attachment devices are preferably configured pivotally for a user to be able to pivot the first and second attachment device between a first position wherein the first and second attachment device are essentially orthogonal to the elongated handle and at least one other position wherein first and second attachment device are other than orthogonal to the elongated handle. The first and second sets of yard rake tines are preferably configured rotatably for a user to be able to rotate the first and second yard rake tines between a first position wherein the tines extend outwardly to perform as a rake and at least one other position wherein the first and second yard rake tines extend outwardly in opposite directions to perform as a grabbing device.

A device is provided that includes: an elongated handle having a proximal end and a distal end; a handle coupling device attached to the distal end of the elongated handle, the coupling device having a tubular head and a plurality of spaced legs extending distally from the tubular head; a first attachment device pivotally coupled to a distal end of a first leg of the handle coupling device and a second attachment device pivotally coupled to a distal end of a second leg the handle coupling device; and a first set of yard rake tines rotatably coupled to the first attachment device and a second set of yard rake tines rotatably coupled to the second attachment device. The first and second attachment devices are preferably configured pivotally for a user to be able to pivot the first and second attachment device between a first position wherein the first and second attachment device are essentially orthogonal to the elongated handle and at least one other position wherein first and second attachment device are other than orthogonal to the elongated handle. The first and second sets of yard rake tines are preferably configured rotatably for a user to be able to rotate the first and second yard rake tines between a first position wherein the tines extend outwardly to perform as a rake and at least one other position wherein the first and second yard rake tines extend outwardly in opposite directions to perform as a grabbing device.

The present disclosure sets out a rake arrangement configured to be attached to a separate shaft part. The rake arrangement includes a sleeve part and a rake part. The rake part includes a toothed rake side and a frame side at right angles to the toothed rake side. At the end of the sleeve part there is a hinge part by means of which the rake part can be pivoted relative to the sleeve part to the storage position and the raking position. The toothed rake side has a locking arrangement with an elevated locking shape. The hinge part has indentations into which the locking shape lodges when the rake part is rotated. The indentations are positioned to lock the rake part in the storage position and the raking position.

The present disclosure sets out a rake arrangement configured to be attached to a separate shaft part. The rake arrangement includes a sleeve part and a rake part. The rake part includes a toothed rake side and a frame side at right angles to the toothed rake side. At the end of the sleeve part there is a hinge part by means of which the rake part can be pivoted relative to the sleeve part to the storage position and the raking position. The toothed rake side has a locking arrangement with an elevated locking shape. The hinge part has indentations into which the locking shape lodges when the rake part is rotated. The indentations are positioned to lock the rake part in the storage position and the raking position.

An anchor spade attachment is disclosed and includes a ground engaging component comprising a platform, a first plurality of teeth and a second plurality of teeth. A first body is longitudinally affixed to the ground engaging component. A second body is longitudinally affixed to the first body. A reinforcing plate is affixed to the platform, the first body, and the second body. The reinforcing plate is positioned orthogonal to the platform. The first plurality of teeth is positioned orthogonal and adjacent to the platform. The second plurality of teeth is positioned orthogonal and adjacent to the platform. The first body and the second body are each positioned orthogonal to the ground engaging component. The first body is centrally positioned on the platform. The platform longitudinally traverses the first body. The second body longitudinally traverses the first body. The second body extends beyond the first body.

The invention comprises a rake that functions in the same position both when pulled and pushed and its stiff tines (39) are flexibly (9) pivoted or fastened with a spring (9) onto the rake head (16) that consists of an axle (16) made of a tubular section that is open is one side and the tines (39) have double ends (17).