Power rake for bx23

[scraperpan05]

What do u guys think of this project I've built. This was the first attachment I made for my tractor. I build most of my projects by pictures.

 

[Chuckanut]

I love it!! Great job! I want to see it in action!

I was sketching plans for the same thing but I was trying to figure out how to make the drum interchangeable so I could switch it out for a Dethatcher, Sweeper, ???

I was also thinking of using a crank trailer stand for my adjustment on my Gauge wheels

What did you use for the 90 deg gear box?

What chain size did you use?

More info please.

Chuckanut

 

[mjncad]

Once again an excellent piece of fabrication by Scraper.

 

[Ductape]

Fantastic ! We need action shots or video. Do you know how much it cost you to build (with the assumption your labor was free)?

 

[Kfbeal]

What exactly is that used for? Does it wind-row it? Or how does that work?

 

[Spudland_Dave]

What do u guys think of this project I've built. This was the first attachment I made for my tractor. I build most of my projects by pictures.

VERY NICE!... For the first go-round you're on the right track! I'm in the process of gathering parts for my 72" Rake build...Cant wait to see it all painted up and such.

 

[scraperpan05]

Thanks for your replies, It costed me about $600 to build it . All though I did change the beater bar from a 4" sch 40 pipe to a 6". The other one worked great but, the case dragged the ground alot didn't want it to wear out as fast.

 

[jsboening]

Sweeeet! When do you go into production? Great work!

 

[Flatheadyoungin]

excuse my ignorance but what does a power rake do.......

that's some good fab work!

 

[joes_427_vette]

By the welding on the chain case this isn't your first time with a wire feed. Great job ! I bought a new old stock Finn 80" model ( used for 2 acres of sand soil by a lake ). The only mod I have to make is it is fixed at 15 degrees to the left by the hitch design. I'm going to remodel it to swival with a hydraulic ram. These machines are so great to straighten out humps, hills, windrow rocks, ect. I am going to build my own version of the Harley later on which would be the same as yours.... only a 7' width.
Do you have an album of other projects you made? Thanks for the pictures.