Snow Joe 20 ft. Extendable Aluminum Snow Shovel Roof Rake with 26 in. x 7 in. Scratch-Free
Snow Joe 20 ft. Extendable Aluminum Snow Shovel Roof Rake with 26 in. x 7 in. Scratch-Free
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$69.99
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Snow Joe 20 ft. Extendable Aluminum Snow Shovel Roof Rake with 26 in. x 7 in. Scratch-Free
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$69.99
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SNOW JOE TO THE RESCUE. Prevent damage due to the heavy snow loads piled onto your roof and save on costly repairs with the Snow Shovel Roof Rake from SNOW JOE. Handy, easy-to-use and affordable, this durable roof rake quickly removes snow and other debris from your roof while you stand safely on solid ground. The heavy-duty aluminum rake head quickly and easily removes snow from hard-to-reach heights. Simply roll the roof rake frame on the smooth-glide rollers wheels and the 26 in. x 7 in. oversized rake head clears away heavy, packed snow. The four included extension poles provide five different length options 26 ft. 22 ft. 18.1 ft. 14.2 ft. 10.3 ft. to suit the tallest or shortest roof. And weighing just 5 lb., this ultra-lightweight, durable winter essential is easy to maneuver. So, when your roof is feeling the weight of winter: Go With Joe. RJ207M Snow Shovel Roof Rake from SNOW JOE. GET EQUIPPED.
- Ideal for removing snow and other debris from roofs without climbing
- Durable, aluminum construction quickly removes snow
- 26 in. x 7 in. oversized rake head
- 1.2 in. roller wheels prevent roof damage and increase maneuverability
- Includes 4 aluminum extension poles to provide five length options: 26 ft. 22 ft. 18.1 ft. 14.2 ft. 10.3 ft.
- Offers up to 26 ft. of overhead reach
| Brand | Snow Joe |
|---|---|
| Country of Origin | Imported |
| Features | Ideal for removing snow and other debris from roofs without climbing |
| Handle Length | 123.6 in. |
| Handle Material | Aluminum |
| Handle Style | Straight |
| Head Length | 4 in. |
| Head Material | Aluminum |
| Head Width | 7.4 in. |
| Primary Color | Blue |
| Product Height | 4 in. |
| Product Length | 49.4 in. |
| Product Weight | 5 lb. |
| Product Width | 7.4 in. |
| Snow Tool Type | Rakes |
| Warranty | 2 Years |
| Manufacturer Part Number | RJ207M |
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Q: Can it damage shingled roofs
a year ago1 Answer
- A: Hello Neighbor, Yes, roof raking can cause damage to your roof shingles by scraping away granules. It is commonly considered to be a necessary evil, as it can also can prevent ice dams from forming and causing leaks and more extensive damage to your home.a year agoHelpful?
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Anonymous
Bloomington Indiana
Review 1
2 out of 5 stars.
Needs modifications to be a better product
a year ago
Overall thought concept is good. Objective is to get snow off the roof.
Problems: snap together 4’ pipes should telescope deeper into the previous pipe. This might help prevent flex of the 20’ pole?
Second issue I have is I have a metal roof and most metal roofs have the screws securing the roof down are on the rib not on the flat surface. When I used this device the first time it kept getting hung up on the screw heads.
Thirdly the small wheels serve no purpose at all from what I can see. Way too small! Only way the wheels ever touch is if you lift the handle end ver high in the air in order for wheels to ever touch. I’m 6’3” tall and could never get wheels to touch anything. If wheels were taller they would lift blade up and over screw heads and not let the metal blade surface scrape/scratch the colored roof metal. The cutting side should be rubber to prevent scratching metal and prevent scraping granules off of a shingle roof. Is it not critical to remove every inch of snow from the roof. Objective is to get the majority. Taller rolling wheels when allow 90% of snow to be remove maybe leaving 2” of snow or maybe better allow adjustments on the taller wheels that would make this product useful for shingle or metal ribs roof. I plan to modify this product as it is very light in weight rich is a must when lifting it up and extending it the 20’ yo start pulling snow off the roof. I work for a restoration company and during winter get many calls about ice dams backing up on roof from drifting snow. I think this could be a fantastic product but needs some modifications. If interested I can show you my modifications once I’m done resolving issues with the product?
SweepstakesYes
DFCK
Review 1
5 out of 5 stars.
Better than any snow shovel
a year ago
This has replaced my snow shovel for my driveway. I can push or pull with ease. It’s not even close. I did my 100 ft driveway in 30 minutes with 4 inches of snow on the ground.
Originally posted on snowjoe.com
Reviews 5
5 out of 5 stars.
Snow rake
a year ago
built to work with,lite weight
SweepstakesYes
Yes, I recommend this product.
Review 1
2 out of 5 stars.
May work with some roofs, not all
a year ago
Must be the angle of my roof, but the wheels don’t provide sufficient distance between the shingles and the bottom of the rake, so the rake is scraping the snow directly off the shingles. Not optimal.
SweepstakesYes