Gardena combisystem Cutter/Dethatching Rake Head (3392-20) Review (2026)
By Nate Sawyer, Editor · Updated July 2026
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- Dethatching
- Moss removal
- Scarifying lawn
A proper hand dethatching rake head that cuts moss and thatch a fan rake skims over, then flips to its rounded side to rake out the debris, with rust-resistant galvanized steel. Catches: it is a head only, so you must add a combisystem handle first; the 14-inch width makes whole-lawn work slow; and aggressive tines can tear turf if you dig too deep.
Pros
- Sharp pointed tines slice into thatch and moss a fan rake just skims over
- Reversible head: flip to the rounded tines to rake out the loosened debris
- Galvanized, duroplast-coated steel resists rust season after season
Cons
- Head only, so you must buy a combisystem handle before you can use it
- The 14 in width makes dethatching a whole lawn slow, sweaty work
- Aggressive tines can tear healthy turf if you scratch in too deep
Specifications
| Type | Dethatching / cutting rake head |
|---|---|
| Head width | 14 in (35 cm) |
| Tines | Galvanized steel; pointed cutting side + rounded raking side |
| Handle | Sold separately (combisystem handle) |
| Best for | Cutting moss and thatch out of lawns by hand |