Gardena combisystem cutter rake (2-in-1) for moss & grass felt, 35 cm working width – 3392-20
Product description
What it is and what it helps with
This Gardena combisystem cutter rake is built for lawn maintenance where “tidy raking” isn’t quite enough. On one side, it’s designed to cut through moss and thatch/grass felt, which can build up over time and make grass look dull or patchy. On the other side, it works like a rake for gathering up leaves, small debris, stones and other garden waste.
It’s a 2-in-1 idea that makes sense if you want one combisystem head that can tackle two common jobs: light dethatching/cutting action and regular cleanup. It won’t replace every lawn task (for example, heavy renovation work is a different story), but for ongoing upkeep, it’s the kind of attachment that can stay in your shed and actually get used.
Key features that matter in use
There are a few design choices here that are more practical than they sound on paper. The cutting spread has two sides, so you can switch between the moss/thatch-cutting side and the raking side without buying separate heads. That’s convenient if you’re doing seasonal work—say, once in early spring and again later in the year—then returning to simple leaf collection.
The tines are round and closely spaced, which points to a head that’s more about combing and gathering than wide, aggressive clearing. It’s also described as suitable for raking unruly and stones, so if your garden gets a mix of plant litter and small ground debris, this one is intended to cope.
A plug-in system is used to connect the head to Gardena combisystem handles, and the design is meant to be wobble-free once screwed on. That matters because a loose connection is when raking turns into a frustrating job.
Tech specs
- Working width: 35 cm
- Type: combisystem cutter rake, 2-in-1 (cutting + raking)
- Material: steel
- Suitable use cases mentioned: eliminating moss and grass felt, raking leaves, stones and garden waste
- Plug-in system: attaches to all Gardena combisystem handles and is secured with a screw
- Corrosion protection: thermosetting coating plus galvanised tines
What you’ll notice day to day
In real terms, this tool is aimed at people who care about lawn appearance but don’t want maintenance to become a chore. If you’ve ever seen moss taking hold in damp or shaded patches, using a cutting-style rake can help you loosen and remove that layer instead of just brushing the surface.
A practical micro-example: you could go over a small patch of lawn where grass feels “matted” underfoot, using the cutting side in a couple of passes, then immediately flip to the raking side to pull up the loosened debris. That same session can also double for leaf collection on nearby areas.
The limitation to keep in mind is that this is a combisystem head, not the full tool on its own. If you don’t already own a compatible Gardena combisystem handle, you’ll need to buy that separately—your choice of handle length can change how comfortable the tool feels.
Where it shines, and where it might not
This is a solid fit if you already use the Gardena combisystem system and you want a head that can alternate between cutting lawn build-up and general raking.
It may not be the best match if you’re looking for a dedicated dethatcher or a head that’s designed for very heavy, deep renovation of established moss problems. Also, if your main job is purely leaf sweeping with no concern for moss/thatch, you might find a simpler rake head does the job with less fuss.
Getting the most from it (and what to check before buying)
Before you commit, check two things. First, confirm you have (or plan to buy) a compatible Gardena combisystem handle, because the stem/handle is explicitly not included. Second, think about whether a 35 cm working width fits your garden size and your preferred working pace.
Also, consider your main debris type: this head is intended for moss/thatch elimination and for raking leaves, stones and garden waste. If your garden mostly has very fine litter or only occasional moss, you may not need the cutting side as often.
What’s included
Includes: 1x Gardena combisystem Anschrechen (stem/handle not included, sold separately).
Is it worth it?
Buying this makes sense if you want a durable steel combisystem head with a two-sided approach—cutting through moss/grass felt on one side, and raking up leaves and small debris on the other—while keeping the connection secure and wobble-free.
It’s not the right choice if you don’t already have a compatible Gardena combisystem handle, or if your goal is deep lawn overhaul rather than regular, manageable maintenance. For everyday lawn care and seasonal tidying, this is the kind of attachment that can justify its space in the shed—just make sure you match it to the handle you’re planning to use.
Mini FAQ
Can I use this if I don’t own a Gardena combisystem handle?
No, the handle/stem is not included. It’s designed to attach to Gardena combisystem handles.
Does it only work for moss?
Not just moss. One side is for cutting moss and grass felt/thatch, while the other side is for raking leaves, stones and other garden waste.
What does the 35 cm working width mean for me?
It’s the area the head covers per pass. If your lawn areas are small, it can still be perfectly workable, larger gardens may require more passes than wider heads.
How is it protected against rust?
The cutting part uses thermosetting coating, and the tines are galvanised, both intended to help with corrosion protection.