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Snow Joe RJ204M 21' Twist-n-Lock Telescoping Snow Shovel Roof Rake with 6" by 25" Poly Blade, 25 inches, Blue

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Features

  • [LARGE RAKE HEAD]: Oversized poly blade rake head measures 6 in. x 25 in. for maximum clearing
  • [IDEAL]: For removing snow, wet leaves and debris from roofs without climbing
  • [ADJUSTABLE]: Twist-n-Lock telescoping pole quickly adjusts to 21 ft. for extended reach
  • [ULTRA-LIGHTWEIGHT]: Only 4.8 lbs. for easy handling

Description

Removing snow is enough of a hassle when it’s on the ground, but the chore becomes downright dangerous when it’s piled atop your shingles. The Snow Joe Telescoping Snow Shovel Roof Rake with Poly Blade not only protects your home, but keeps you safely down below so you can scrape all the white stuff away without ever setting foot on a shaky ladder. The telescoping handle makes it easy to clear not only snow, but wet leaves and other debris safely and the 6x25 in. rake head targets a wide area so the job is finished quickly as well. Dimensions: 24. 8W x 6D x 252H in. . Twist-and-lock hard plastic pole. Oversize poly blade rake head. Extends up to 21 feet. Lightweight at only 4. 8 lbs. . The perfect clearing tool for your roof.

Material: Poly


Color: Blue


Brand: Snow Joe


Item dimensions L x W x H: 24.89 x 24.89 x 252 inches


Item Weight: 4.8 Pounds


Style: 25-Inch Poly Snow Blade


Handle Material: Aluminum, Aluminum


Blade Length: 25 Inches


Blade Material: Poly


Is Foldable: No


Handle Material: Aluminum, Aluminum


Blade Material: Poly


Material: Poly


Blade Length: 25 Inches


Item Weight: 4.8 Pounds


Item Dimensions: 24.89 x 24.89 x 252 inches


UPC: 810829024060


Global Trade Identification Number: 60


Brand Name: Snow Joe


Style Name: 25-Inch Poly Snow Blade


Color: Blue


Grip Type: Rubberized Grip


Is Foldable: No


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    • Snow Joe Twist-n-Lock Telescoping Roof Rake
Update 12/3/15 - Snow has arrived and I have used the rake three times, and as expected, the telescoping handle is a vast improvement over snapping together separate pole sections. In just a minute I have the rake fully extended or collapsed -- no fussing with it in freezing temperatures. It feels lighter to handle, and, an unexpected benefit -- the section closest to the rake has added flexibility. Normally a reasonably unwieldy tool, this flexibility increases maneuverability, agility. I can now more precisely position the rake. So it is performing better than expected. . . A portion of my roof that faces north has a small overhang that causes a big ice dam issue. If I rake the roof as snow accumulates I can mitigate the problem. Snow rakes like this one are designed to be used on 3-4 inches of accumulation so a big storm may require repeated trips outside to re-rake the roof. The last snow roof rake I purchased had snap in pole segments. And, although it did a great job pulling the snow down, the assembly usually needed to be accomplished while standing outside in a raging snow storm with frozen fingers popping in the pole segments. This part of using the rake was what I dreaded most, but this new telescoping pole version completely eliminates that issue. The attachment system with this version is also more stable. The old version I had used wing nuts to attach the supports to the polycarbonate (plastic) rake and before each use they needed to be checked to ensure they had not loosened -- because they often had. This was an important step because if not secure the head had too much give which could cause the plastic to crack. So, along with the pole improvement this new version uses small screws that are tightened with an included Allen wrench to attach the braces to the plastic rake. This is a system which appears less likely to loosen and will help maintain structural integrity. Assembly consists of attaching three screws to two braces and one nut -- and all necessary hardware is included. I bought this rake as soon as I saw it because this is the brand I've been using and have been pleased with, but I also know from experience that it is best to purchase before the first big snow storm or it may be out of stock. If I encounter problems after using the rake I will update the review. . ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 22, 2015 by M. Hill
    • Fantastic for solar panels
Review Image by Clara R Clara R
We live in Minnesota and I have a 14 kVA solar array. It doesn't make any money covered with snow, so I bought this roof rake. It works perfectly. The rigid plastic blade pulls the snow off easily and doesn't scratch the panels. It adjusts easily, even with gloves on, so you can clean the top half, the come back and clear the lower section. I an sure it would work equally well on any roof. Very easy to use, as light as practical, and sturdy. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 15, 2023 by Clara R Clara R
    • Great tool
Being a new solar array owner I never thought about tools I might need to maintain the panels. This last snow we had is still hanging around after two week, completely covering the panels. I thought about using my chimney flue brush to clean the panels but realized the metal bristles would scratch the panel fronts. Bought this tool and it's worked out very well. I have to push as well as pull based on where the panel is located. No problems either direction. Like others I had issues getting everything to line up so as to secure the long bolt since the braces were not properly manufactured. Put the short ends in a vice and bent the brace ends about 5 degrees. Everything lined up perfectly after that. The other issue was the exposed end was jammed into a foam block, possibly during shipping, forcing the pole end into the plastic handle knob. Took a bit of tugging and twisting but was able to free it. All of the handle knobs secured the poles easily, no channel locks necessary. Called customer service to let them know of the issues I encountered and got blown off. On hold now for round two...8). Spoke to a much nicer agent the second time and she assured me she would pass my comments along. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 18, 2022 by Jack
    • Easy to assemble even for old fingers like mine
Update: Two years ago we finally a nasty snow with lots of ice cicles hanging off the gutters. This snow rake worked great. Best thing to knock off the heavy ice cicles and get encrusted snow off a lot of lower branches that hung over the roof. Excellent. Well made. Original: Hades may freeze over before I get to use this, but I remain ever hopeful it will eventually snow deep enough again in my lifetime to see how well this works when a lot of snow accumulates on my roof. In the meantime, I can use it to gently knock fruit off high branches in our garden or tap dead branches from our willow oaks. My husband wishes we had this years ago when a Frisbee landed on our roof. It would've saved him from climbing a ladder to retrieve it. Bring on the snow. I'm ready even if my neighbors are hoping it never snows here again. One neighbor has a snow blower and I have the roof rake -- we'll be in business (free of charge for our neighbors if they let us practice on their property). ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 20, 2015 by T.C.
    • Happy with this
I read a LOT of reviews for roof rakes before finally settling on this one, not because the reviews were much better but because the seller seemed responsive to negative reviews and it was cheap, so if it broke the first time I tried it (as some buyers said it did for them) I thought odds were good I could get a free replacement or my money back and, even if I didn't, I wouldn't be out too much cash. I've used it for a winter now and it's totally fine. It's lightweight, which makes it easier to handle than my old one. It's kinda bendy but I don't find I mind it, and once I get it up on the roof, it's easy to use. I have solar panels and it seems to work fine with those. It's too lightweight to break through crusted-over snow, so if snow melts a bit and refreezes before you get to it, you're out of luck, but since I'd rather err on the side of not damaging my solar panels, I'm fine with that too. Assembly was fine but I suggest not tightening the bolts until you've got all of them started, just so you know everything's lined up properly. I am happy with this product. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 24, 2020 by G. Switz

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