Stick rakes?

[ShearHeadMS]

Hey guys, been staying pretty busy here lately. Iv been doing some thinking and I need some advice. We use a 13 foot root rake in our dozers. It works pretty good but I feel I can be more productive with something else. So I did some digging and found some pics. The first few are a called a rotary stick rake.





This looks like it could be promising for decent sized job with or without shearing involved. Seems rugged too!

Now I think this is a root plow, not sure. But it's clear to see its a Aussie design.


I guess I'd be good at maybe grubbing small stumps? Or pulling i front of a planter?
My main reason for doing this is people dont want to pay a huge sum of money for clearing when they can just run through it with a tree plow and planter. That means their trees don't grow as we'll due to all the trash left behind.
Let me know what y'all think, cause it looks cheaper to run a rig like this than to run a small rake dozer

 

[Bison]

Fello's up here use the as you call it the stick rake. We cal it a root rake.
It is used after the stumps are plowed out to rake the debrie in windrows to burn them.
It'll windrow the smaller stones as well.