groundcover
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Got a piece of chain link fence you could drag behind the rake to help level off the high spots?
Undulations when raking?
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LouNY
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Angling your rake may help a bit.
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Rakemania
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Yeah tried that didnt really change the problem, but thanks for thought.
oosik
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I think by combining several of the suggestions you could get a fairly leveling effect. The up/down actions of the front wheels are amplified by the position of the top link. Try running without the top link attached or with a chunk of chain in place of the top link. Make a bridle and drag a section of chain link fence behind the rake.
That is probably going to give you the best situation without spending quite a bit on such as a set of gauge wheels.
That is probably going to give you the best situation without spending quite a bit on such as a set of gauge wheels.
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Gauge wheels and slow down. I've been maintaining an 800' gravel driveway for 20+ years and have raked dozes of acres of raw ground prepping for grass seed.
