Roll Call

[Larry3228]

I'm Larry from Columbia, TN. I have a F24 to keep up my 22 acres. I check in about once a week.

 

[Cat_Driver]

Kendall here every day from Mexifornia as I make my rounds to the sites I'm interested in.

Been here since the site was called Kubota something. Got great advice back in 1995 then I dropped out for a while and back now on a daily basis.

 

[Brent]

Brent Little Deer Isle, Maine
I have a YM276D and I check the site daily.

 

[grnspot110]

Check in most days, but not "daily"! ~~ grnspot

 

[joe swanson]

Well it seems there is no shortage of members. I'm in and out several time a week. .

Joe

336 D , FEL , BH, Snowblower, Brush hog, Forks, Rear Blade, Carry All.

 

[lancem]

Lance from Lavonia/Martin Georgia.

 

[verstore]

Drew, Northwest Saskatchewan. I look every day. Good info, good folks.

 

[bbrown4804]

Bruce -Northern Colorado.
I've never seen a Yanmar but it's interesting reading about them. My family and I hay about 300 acres with all pre 1959 tractors and implements.

 

[Scotty Dive]

Bruce -Northern Colorado.
My family and I hay about 300 acres with all pre 1959 tractors and implements.

That is VERY Cool!

 

[Johndeere3720]

Looks nice. Does it come in Yanmar red?? But seriously, how does the Jake Rake do for preparing a garden for planting? Still need to till?

I can get one in Yanmar red. :thumbsup: It does do a great job for tilling gardens, i used mine last year and it did a great job loosening up the ground. We did have to run the tiller over it afterwards because of the thick clay soil we have but I have had very different experiences in different soil types. Sandy loam soils can be tilled with just a Jake rake but then again hard rocky ground takes a Jake Rake and a tiller. It really depends on soil type. It is actually great for preparing for planting because you can lift up the rake and use the front shanks to make furrows to plant seeds in.