Spring-Wire Rake Gardena Combisystem 3100

The GARDENA combisystem Spring-Wire Rake (model 3100) is designed for cleaning and aerating mossy lawn areas and for general raking of leaves and debris. It has a working width of 50 cm and flexible yet robust spring-wire prongs that combine strength with gentle action on turf. The tool is compatible with all GARDENA combisystem handles; a handle length of around 130 cm is recommended depending on user height. The product comes with a 25-year warranty.

Advantages

The spring-wire construction provides flexibility to follow the ground surface while the robust wires ensure effective removal of moss, thatch and loose debris. A wide 50 cm working width reduces the number of passes required. Compatibility with GARDENA combisystem handles allows quick attachment and use with existing combisystem poles. The rake is lightweight and simple to manoeuvre for routine garden maintenance.

Suitable for

• Cleaning and aerating mossy or thatchy lawn areas
• Raking leaves and loose garden debris
• Light scarifying and surface-level dethatching
• Use with GARDENA combisystem handles for general garden upkeep

Key specifications

• Brand: GARDENA
• Model / MPN: 3100
• EAN: 4078500310000
• Working width: 50 cm
• Type: Spring-wire rake (combisystem head)
• Compatible with: All GARDENA combisystem handles (recommended handle length approx. 130 cm)
• Warranty: 25 years

How to use

Attach the Spring-Wire Rake head to a suitable GARDENA combisystem handle until it locks securely. Hold the handle at a comfortable height (a 130 cm handle is recommended as a guideline) and rake across the lawn surface with even strokes, applying light pressure so the spring wires comb through moss and thatch without digging excessively into the soil. For best results, work in overlapping passes and remove collected debris regularly. Clean the head after use and store it dry.

Recommendations

For effective aeration and moss removal, use on dry or slightly damp turf and avoid heavy pressure that could damage grass roots. Combine with periodic overseeding and appropriate lawn care for long-term turf health.