SKU: SMA-023-33913 Landscape Rake Tine - Two Hole Design for Ground Preparation Equipment

When you're smoothing out rough ground or preparing a seedbed, worn or broken tines on your landscape rake make the job frustrating and leave you with uneven results. A broken tine can dig gouges or miss debris entirely, forcing you to make extra passes. This replacement tine gets your rake back to doing what it does best—creating a smooth, level surface ready for planting or finishing work.

What You're Getting

• Heat-treated 5160 spring steel construction that flexes without breaking when you hit rocks or roots
• Two-hole mounting design with 3/8-inch bolt holes spaced 1-1/2 inches apart for secure attachment
• 27-inch curved length follows the natural action of your rake for consistent ground contact
• 38-42 Rockwell hardness strikes the right balance between durability and flexibility
• 5/16-inch thickness provides strength without adding unnecessary weight to your implement

Built for Real Farm Work

This tine works on landscape rakes used behind tractors for smoothing pastures, preparing food plots, leveling driveways, and finishing seedbeds. Whether you're cleaning up after construction work, spreading gravel, or getting fields ready for planting, landscape rakes handle the job that's too rough for a finishing harrow but needs more finesse than a box blade.

Made to Last

The 5160 spring steel construction is the same material used in leaf springs and other heavy-duty applications where flex and strength matter. The heat treatment gives these tines the ability to bend around obstacles without snapping, while the controlled hardness means they'll hold their shape and cutting edge through seasons of use in rocky or root-filled ground.

Good to Know

Installation is straightforward—just line up the bolt holes and secure with 3/8-inch bolts. Check your existing tines for wear patterns before installing new ones, as uneven wear can indicate bent mounting brackets or other rake issues. A quick tip: if you're replacing just one or two tines, consider replacing all of them at once so they wear evenly and maintain consistent rake performance.