Lawn Leveling Rake, Lawn Leveler Rake with Adjustable Stainless Steel Handle, Lawn Level Tool for Soil with Handle for Yard, Garden, Golf Leveling, 6.5FT- 30 x 10 inch

Product Review (not counting the assembly): Seems like a pretty good product. All parts fit nicely. Handle is long enough for this type of leveling rake. I haven't used it but I expect good performance from the leveling rake.Assembly and company intelligence (read for a good laugh): I read one review that said that some holes were missing from the parts assembled into the full length handle. I'll try to describe this problem in detail. The handle comes in 3 parts. Each is different. Each pole slips into the one before it and is secured with a screw and aircraft nut. The bottom pole has the U shaped bracket for attaching to the leveling rake on one end, and a whole in the other end for sliding the screw in and across the diameter of the pole to secure the next piece. The top pole ends with a rubber handle slid over the end and has a tapered end on the other for sliding into the middle pole (and this tapered end has holes for the screw to slide through it). The middle pole is tapered on one end and should have holes on both ends to pass the screw that holds each pole together to make the full handle. But, that middle pole didn't have holes through the non-tapered end!! You can slide in the top pole, but there are no holes on the bottom pole for securing them together. if you are still with me, here is where it gets funny. The manufacturer gives you two extra poles. These will replace the center and top pole. The middle pole does in fact have holes on both ends. The top pole only has holes on the tapered end. So, it assembles nicely. --- Particular note: These replacement poles are just slightly smaller diameter than the original. --- Once you assembly the handle with the replacement poles, you naturally want to move the rubber handle from the original poles to the new poles. When I did this, I found that the rubber handle on the original top pole was covering up the missing screw holes!!! All this to say, keep the original poles (they are slightly larger in diameter and fit better all the way around). But, slide off the rubber handle from the original top pole, and slide it on the original middle pole over the end with no holes drilled in it. Then, you can toss the replacement poles. Note to the manufacture: Put the rubber slide on handle on the correct pole when you ship it!!Hope this made you laugh!!

Great rake with many uses. We have been working on remodeling our yard and this has been very helpful with the cleanup. It works well with sand along with lawn to create an even surface. It definitely seems to be made out of high quality materials as well, with it being built out of stainless steel.

Does a pretty good job of leveling dirt, reasonable size. Had it for a couple of seasons now, seems I have to keep adding dirt and seed every year to fill in divots probably due to my large maple tree. Only complaint is handle doesn't stay on, ended up putting a screw in it and some duct tape to keep it on.

Worked great for leveling out a pathway.

I'm expanding my backyard patio and I can tell you that one of the most tedious tasks is leveling the ground. I used to use a regular rake and then a board but now with this Leveler rake I can do it all in one step. It is really easy to use and it is really effective at creating a flat leel surface. I highly recommend getting one if you have landscaping to-dos.

This is everything I expected it would be. An important note that many buyers of items like this. It's meant to be used with light soil or sand. It's not meant for rough grading, a garden rake is needed for that. When used with light soil or sand, the expectation should be a surface without divots and uniform grade. Small adjustments by moving material can be made to further perfect your work area. This or any similar lawn leveler will not work moving or leveling clumpy or rocky soil. A garden rake, or other mechanical equipment would need to be used.

Everything about this rake is "decent" besides the handle poles. There's only one hole to connect it, so I had to drill a second hole for the other side. Poor quality control. Probably should spend the extra $40 and get the USA made one.

Needed to spread 4 yards of topsoil to level several spots in my lawn. Assembly was straight forward with no issues. I used my own socket wrench to speed up assembly but the provided tools are adequate. Rake is sturdy but light weight. The handle is long enough to stretch over larger areas with single passes. It works well leveling soil into holes and divots. My only gripe and it is a small one is the rubber handle, it slips off during use. I use leather gardening gloves so I leave off the rubber part, so it is not a deal breaker. I would buy it again, hopefully it lasts for many years of occasional use.

I gave it a 4 star because of 2 reasons - you have to be careful when using as end will flip back on you when leveling, which is frustrating and don't put your hands too low on handle because will get caught/cut on nut and bolt (sometimes you will want to do this as the handle is long and you want more control - ouch). is not too light, spreads well and is well made. overall am happy with purchase because when I use it I know what to watch out for.