Landscape Rake

[Wagtail]

I second Gee Ray's advice on the rear/corner wheel addition. Mine are hight-adjustable preventing the tines from digging-in.

 

[Alan46]

I've been looking at an Ironcraft landscape rake also. A local dealer has the 5' for $799 and 6' for $839. I think for $40 I will be going for the

I changed my mind after seeing the tines were attached to an angle iron frame! I went with another brand very happy with the 6’ it was a little more expensive $950 fully assembled. I will post some pictures tomorrow morning!
It has 2 channels holding the tines
Very well made in India!

 

[Alan46]

I've been looking at an Ironcraft landscape rake also. A local dealer has the 5' for $799 and 6' for $839. I think for $40 I will be going for the 6'.

Hope the pictures help!

 

[Thomas]

Have you check out rake with drop down blade?

 

[Williy]

I was looking for a rake and think this will work $378+ tax

willy

 

[aesanders]

Hope the pictures help!View attachment 877298View attachment 877299View attachment 877299View attachment 877301View attachment 877302

Congrats, nice looking rake!

 

[nyone]

The issue with these rakes that the pivot is directly on the tooth attachment is that it can put a twist in that horizontal tooth bar.

 

[6feettogo]

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.

 

[scootr]

Now add on a hydraulic cylinder and you got something really handy

 

[rScotty]

Now add on a hydraulic cylinder and you got something really handy

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