Garelick #89416 16' L Roof Snow Rake
- Garelick #89416 16' L Roof Snow Rake
- GARELICK MFG CO
Product Description
16' Long Roof Snow Rake, Extra Large 7" x 24" Blade, With Poly Roller Glides, All Lightweight Alumnium.
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Garelick #89416 16' L Roof Snow Rake
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- Publisher: GARELICK MFG CO
- Label: GARELICK MFG CO
- Studio: GARELICK MFG CO
- Average Customer Review:
 based on 3 reviews
- Sales Rank in Tools: #216
Avg. Customer Review:
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
Customer Rating: 
Summary: a roof rake is a roof rake 2008-02-17
Comment: It works just fine. I hadn't expected to get a workout in my shoulders like I do when I use it, but it's certainly capable of pulling snow off the edge of the roof. Assembly only took a few minutes using the instructions printed on the box it came shipped in. Nothing spectacular, but it works just fine.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
Customer Rating:
Summary: Functional and Affordable 2008-01-22
Comment: I recently purchased this item in an attempt to prevent further ice dam issues I was having with the heavy Wisconsin snow of the winter of '07-'08. This product was in the range of the best price I was able to find. It worked very well to rake pretty much all of my back roof (~9' high at gutter) and the extensions were enough to get the important first 5' of my front roof (~15' high at gutter). It also has the nice rollers to protect shingles and is constructed of aluminum making it light in weight and rust free. If you have ice dam problems or a persistent large amount of snow on your roof a roof rake is essential. Please note that it does not include tarp thing to pull snow away from foundation, if that's important to you.
0 of 7 people found the following review helpful:
Customer Rating: 
Summary: Snow Rake 2007-04-27
Comment: I received my snow rake in a box that opened during shipment. No tape on the box at either end with metal parts inside that tore open the box. As I accepted it from UPS the opposite end opened as well.
There are no directions inside on how to assemble the unit (if they were there they were lost for want a of piece of tape on the ends).
It does assemble fairly easy, but instructions would ensure it is correct.
There were two plastic "Spools" that I didn't realize where they went until seeing the photo. They are offsets to lift it from the roof's surface. They were the only left over parts, though. Time to see how to attach them.
We had heavy snows a week ago. It did very well in removing the snow, has a very long reach. Use care around overhead wires AND with your shingles. You do not want to hook a shingle by accident.
Would change the rating to four stars if the site would allow me.
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Garelick #89416 16' L Roof Snow Rake
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