rivets clamp 21 surrounds and slides on handle 18 as shown in fig2 and 3 set screw 22 is screwed into a threaded bore in clamp 21 which extends through to handle 18 this permits clamp 21 to be locked in position on handle 18 by tightening set screw 22 when clamp 21 is against stop 24 and set screw 22 is tightened against scraper rod 18 the combination of the handle 23 and 21 form a convenient handle for operating the ash remover stop 24 is a metal ring affixed to handle 18 which limits the travel range of clamp 21 on handle 18 and consequently limits the extent to which rake 17 can be protruded out the front of the ash remover rake 17 as depicted is made of a flat metal plate 17c traversing body 15 and having wings 17a and 17b extending back on either side into body 15 wings 17a and 17b keep rake 17 aligned with body 15 the length of handle 18 forward of stop 24 the length of clamp 21 the length of the ash remover and the length of wings 17a and 17b of ash rake 17 are chosen so that a portion of wings 17a and 17b always remains within main body 15 of the ash remover otherwise a difficulty in reinserting rake 17 into main body 15 would exist the ash remover is conveniently carried by handle 28 which is riveted to upper surface 27 of main body 15 it is suitably fashioned from 3 175 mm thick bar stock steel to use the above described ash remover rake 17 would be unlatched from bracket 14 by.