Titan Pine Traw Rake

[hairyapple]

I think I need a pine straw rake to clean up tons of after 鍍ropical storm litter and debris. Too small and extensive to pick up by hand or even rake up by hand. Plus this happens every year, besides I知 tired of wearing rakes out.
Hiring any help here costs $25 an hour if you can get someone.
Has anyone used a Titan 60 inch, cat 1 rake? Or similar?
Is it possible to set the 3 point hitch to float?
I tried using my landscape rake and I知 already sorry as it is scalping what I jokingly call my lawn.
In any case, I asked the same question on MTF.com.
Thanks in advance for sharing your knowledge.

 

[BrkMstr]

I have a 72" Pine needle rake from Everything Attachments - live in a pine grove, like you every year tons of needles - used sweepers that filled instantly always having to empty, dusty lousy job. The rake is great, trial and era but you'll get use to it, I set it on a slight angle, set the tyne just touching the ground and of I go, I'm amazed at how well it picks up, run them to an area I want, lift the three point and and get another load, run to the same pile, drive over it and lift the there point, and repeat till the job is done - if you have pine needles the only way to go - and you are correct the landscape rake does not do a good job, you need the size and flexibility of the small tyne used for the pine needles......

 

[oldballs]

I have the EA 72" Pine needle rake and am satisfied with its function. It works pretty good for general clean up after a downed tree. I do some follow up hand raking too, if I've being all that picky. My needles/debris end up in the burn pile.