Grounds Keeper
Grounds Keeper Rake, Complete
Stiff-tined scrape rake that cleans chips and twigs out of lawns after tree work.
Typical $69
Landscaping Tools for Tree and Grounds Crews
Landscaping tools handle the cleanup and grounds work that comes with every tree job. Here you will find heavy rakes and replacement parts, orchard ladders, a battery backpack sprayer and trimmer line.
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Grounds Keeper
Grounds Keeper Rake Replacement Handle
Replacement handle that puts a broken Grounds Keeper rake back in service.
Typical $29
Grounds Keeper
Grounds Keeper Rake Replacement Tines
Spring steel replacement tines that restore a worn Grounds Keeper rake.
Typical $25
Hasegawa
Hasegawa Orchard Ladder
Japanese aluminum tripod ladder for pruning, hedges and orchard work.
Typical $449
Corona
Corona 22 in Steel Leaf Rake with 48 in Wood Handle
A sturdy steel leaf rake for cleaning up after tree work and landscaping.
Typical $30
Husqvarna
Husqvarna 18V 4-Gallon Backpack Sprayer
Battery-powered 4-gallon backpack sprayer for plant health and landscape work.
Typical $129
Husqvarna
Husqvarna Trim Force Square Trimmer Line
Square-profile string trimmer line for clean cuts in grass and weeds.
Typical $20
Husqvarna
Husqvarna Titanium X-Pro Trimmer Line
Tough, long-wearing trimmer line for crews who clean up heavy growth after the tree work.
Typical $25
Husqvarna
Husqvarna TrimForce Trimmer Line
Dependable everyday trimmer line for cleanup around the jobsite.
Typical $20
Gap Arborist Supply
5-Tine Pitchfork with 54 in Fiberglass Handle
Long-handled 5-tine fork for chips, mulch and brush cleanup.
Typical $50
Gap Arborist Supply
Bow Rake with 54 in Wood Handle
A stiff steel-head rake for chip cleanup, mulch, and finish raking on tree jobs.
Typical $35
Hasegawa
Hasegawa Orchard Ladder, Platform Style
A tripod orchard ladder with a flat platform top for steady pruning work.
Typical $650
Husqvarna
Husqvarna 4-Gallon Backpack Sprayer
4-gallon manual backpack sprayer for spot treatments and plant health work.
Typical $89
Husqvarna
Husqvarna 48 oz Handheld Sprayer
Compact 48 oz pump sprayer for small spot treatments.
Typical $22
Husqvarna
Husqvarna Blue EHS Metal Blade 14 in
14-inch replacement metal blade for compatible Husqvarna tools.
Typical $25
Husqvarna
Husqvarna Felling Bar with Cant Hook
Steel felling lever with a turning hook for felling help and rolling logs.
Typical $95
Jameson
Jameson Non-Conductive Soil Probe, 48 in
48-inch non-conductive probe for checking soil and buried obstructions.
Typical $69
Jameson
Jameson Ram's Horn Nylon Twin-Prong Vine Puller and Lifter
Nylon twin-prong pole head for pulling vines and lifting lines from the ground.
Typical $45
Gap Arborist Supply
Jobsite Hauling Tarp
A heavy-duty drag tarp for moving brush and debris across the lawn in one trip.
Typical $49
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Buying guide
Tools for cleanup and grounds work
A wide, stiff rake moves chips, sawdust and small brush fast, and replacement tines or handles keep a good rake in service. A steel leaf rake is the backup for finish cleanup on lawns.
Tripod orchard ladders give stable footing on uneven ground for pruning small trees and hedges; set the third leg into the canopy side and follow the ladder's duty rating. Backpack sprayers and trimmer line round out the kit for crews that also handle grounds maintenance.
Keeping tools in service
Rakes with replaceable tines and handles last for years if you swap the parts that break. Store wooden handles out of the weather and check for cracks; a broken handle mid-cleanup is a common source of cuts and strains.
Backpack sprayers should be cleaned after each use and used only with products labeled for the job, following the label for PPE and mixing. Trimmer line comes in different shapes and diameters; match the size your trimmer head is rated for. Keeping these tools on the truck lets a tree crew finish a job site completely instead of leaving the cleanup for someone else.
Common questions
Is an orchard ladder safe for tree work?
Tripod orchard ladders are built for uneven ground, but they still need firm footing, correct setup and use within their rated load. They are not a substitute for climbing gear or an aerial lift on larger trees.