Can anyone identify this attachment???

[caddison]

I saw this unit on Ebay and it looked like quite the attachment for grade work for a new yard. Anyone know what it is?

 

[caddison]

Picture might help!!

 

[caddison]

Houston.....we have a problem!!

 

[caddison]

Another View.

 

[theboman]

A cultivator of some sort.

 

[thcri]

Can't tell if it has spoons or shoes on the tines. If not it could be some type of an old landscape rake? But then what would I know.


murph

 

[Willman]

Looks like a cross breed of a spring tooth harrow and a box blade /forums/images/graemlins/crazy.gif

 

[Roto]

Thats a cultibladarrowplowrake.

Cultivator
Scraper blade
harrow
plow
rake

All in one unit! heheh /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif

Mike

 

[johan3400]

In the sixties we graded a golf course with one like that and it was called a Roseman finishing rake
I have been hunting for one for years

 

[johan3400]

Cliff are you near Maryville? I am going to be in that area soon. PM me

 

[caddison]

Here is another one I found on the net.....it is a landscape rake of sorts!

 

[Wesdor]

I figured Jim would beat me to this one. I agree - looks like a Roseman to me. If I recall correctly, it was made in England and we had an experimental model that we used to build the golf course. It worked very nicely.

This one looks a bit rough, but a little work should make it look and work great.

 

[caddison]

They must be pretty good property as they still demand a fairly good price. The ratty looking one was sitting at $800.00 (Reserve not met) and the nicer looking unit was $1600.00.

 

[rbargeron]

If you had a bed sring, twenty barrel staves, six sign posts, some fence rail and a couple weeks - you could make one yourself. /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif