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A landscaping hand rake having a handle, tines and an extensive arcuate body containing rectangular perforations across the width of the body. In the inverted position the rake will cause dirt to be scooped into the arcuate cavity due to a cutting edge created by a lip on one of the edges of the rec

A landscaping hand rake having a handle, tines and an extensive arcuate body containing rectangular perforations across the width of the body. In the inverted position the rake will cause dirt to be scooped into the arcuate cavity due to a cutting edge created by a lip on one of the edges of the rectangular perforations.

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In a hand rake having an arcuate rake head body forming a cavity on the underside thereof having a forward edge, a rearward edge, and a transverse axis substantially parallel with said forward edge, a handle normally and centrally affixed to said rearward edge and a plurality of distending teeth aff

In a hand rake having an arcuate rake head body forming a cavity on the underside thereof having a forward edge, a rearward edge, and a transverse axis substantially parallel with said forward edge, a handle normally and centrally affixed to said rearward edge and a plurality of distending teeth affixed to said forward edge comprising providing said arcuate rake head body with a plurality of elongated rectangular perforations between said forward and rearward edges and separated from said forward edge by a sufficient amount to provide an unperforated area for the collection of dirt particles, the long axis of said rectangular perforations being substantially parallel to said transverse axis of said rake head body thereby forming a rearward long side and a forward long side sunbstantially parallel to said transverse axis, said arcuate body continuing in an arcuate manner from said forward long side for a substantial portion of the distance to said forward edge, said distending teeth being in such an angular relation to the handle that when the handle is in its ordinary raking position the teeth will form an obtuse angle with the ground under the cavity, said forward long side of said rectangular perforation forming a lip which extends outwardly from and substantially tangential to the outside surface of said arcuate body for a sufficient distance to create a cutting edge when the rake is used in the inverted position.