Landscape Rake

[scootr]

And to make it much more useful, add two trailing wheels.

My wheels detach, which is how I use it most of the time.

 

[rScotty]

My wheels detach, which is how I use it most of the time.

That reminds me, that I didn't see were any of us asked the OP what he was going to do with the rake - or over what type of ground. Those things make a difference with mine.
rScotty

 

[Alan46]

That reminds me, that I didn't see were any of us asked the OP what he was going to do with the rake - or over what type of ground. Those things make a difference with mine.
rScotty

I know him personally, so I’ll answer for him. It’s being used
to cleanup trails and storm debris from trees! I also made a stand, not being a metal guy, I made mine out of scrap wood!
Will post pictures later today!

 

[Alan46]

I know him personally, so I’ll answer for him. It’s being used
to cleanup trails and storm debris from trees! I also made a stand, not being a metal guy, I made mine out of scrap wood!
Will post pictures later today!

Here’s the pictures!

 

[steve tym]

I bought an Ironcraft, it's going back to the dealer.

 

[Alan46]

I bought an Ironcraft, it's going back to the dealer.

Why is that?

 

[steve tym]

It's bent.The frame is bent like a smiley face and it's twisted. The tines bend, I can straighten them back by hand, you shouldn't be able to do that. I dragged it for about 1,300 feet. My driveway is longer than that.
The rep from Ironcraft said I put too much weight on it. I can't control how much weight is on it.

 

[Alan46]

It's bent.The frame is bent like a smiley face and it's twisted. The tines bend, I can straighten them back by hand, you shouldn't be able to do that. I dragged it for about 1,300 feet. My driveway is longer than that.
The rep from Ironcraft said I put too much weight on it. I can't control how much weight is on it.

Did you get a refund?
Did you take pictures?

 

[JethroB]

I have had a pine needle rake for about 3 years now. It does work good as long as the pine needles are dry. When they are damp it doesn't work that good. I also made a stand for the rake to make it stand up by itself when not in use and makes it a lot easier to hook up to the tractor.

I purchased a $250 straw rake from Amazon. It works great for light stuff such as leaves, sticks and trash. I started to get to aggressive with it and broke a tine. Good excuse to go get a 6’ rake too.

 

[steve tym]

Did you get a refund?
Did you take pictures?

My dealer refunded 100% of my money. Ironcraft would not back them up.
I have pictures, but don't know how to post them.
I replaced it with a Landpride that was 3.5 times more money.
I figured a rake was a rake. Nope.