A rake for collecting muck; spec. a dungfork; (also) a rake for clearing debris from ponds, etc. Also in extended use.

A dung rake.

‘a wooden rake the breadth of the swath, used to collect the scattered hay or corn’ (Eng. Dial. Dict.).

A rake for the surface of grass or stubble.

English regional (chiefly south-western). A pitchfork, a hay-fork; = pike, n.1 3b. Cf. pickfork, n.

Designating implements used to clear land of twitch, as †twitch drag, twitch harrow, twitch rake. Now rare (chiefly historical in later use).

†(a) a toothpick (obsolete); (b) a rake with teeth.

a rake adapted for gathering peas, incorporating a cutter to separate the pods from the stems.

a large rake for farm use, frequently fixed to a vehicle (originally U.S.).

a rake used for collecting shellfish, etc., a clam-rake.