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[EverythingAttachments]

Hey Travis- I've been clearing low hanging limbs from the perimeter and inside the rows from my planted pines for the last few months. During this time I've been using my landscape rake in reverse to push the limbs into a pile and then haul them to the burn pile with my Wicked Grapple.With every other tine removed from the landscape rake, it's worked really well but I'm always thinking of something better.

Have you ever had a request for a 3 point root rake? Something with tines like your new root grapple but without the grapple lid that can hook up to the 3 point hitch, a rake that that could be pulled or turned around backwards and pushed like a landscape rake.

I've seen scarifiers that are made similar but the shanks are made for digging and not pushing brush.

What are your thoughts on something like this?

To my understanding, the best tool for what you're describing is a landscape rake/root rake. I'm not sure what would/could do a more efficient job of piling smaller limbs/brush into a pile for grapple grabbing.
It may take more of a visual for me to understand, though.

I think this is the rigid style you're referring to, but, yes, it's made to dig! Land Shark Scarifier
Travis

 

[houser52]

To my understanding, the best tool for what you're describing is a landscape rake/root rake. I'm not sure what would/could do a more efficient job of piling smaller limbs/brush into a pile for grapple grabbing.
It may take more of a visual for me to understand, though.

I think this is the rigid style you're referring to, but, yes, it's made to dig! Land Shark Scarifier
Travis

Imagine this grapple without the the top lid, mounted to the 3 point hitch and being able to push brush rearward or pull brush forward. The tines are heavier, spaced farther apart to allow pine needles to pass through and less likely to bend or break a tine.

edit- the Land Shark Scarifier would work if the tines were shaped like the ones on the pictured grapple.

 

[Xfaxman]

I recently pushed over two big dead trees that left a lot of smaller broken branches on the ground. So I could also use a 3 point brush rake like you are looking for.

I did an image search for "3 point hitch root rake" and this is the only one that showed up and it is made for ground engagement:

A lot of front mount rakes showed up that could be modified for the 3 point hitch:

If EA wasn't swamped with orders they could make us one! :thumbsup:

 

[houser52]

Thanks Xfaxman

I had also looked at a lot of online images and thought about how one could be converted to use both forward and reverse with the 3 point hitch. I use my landscape rake probably 90% of the time going backwards pushing brush and when I need to push forward I use the grapple.

 

[EverythingAttachments]

If EA wasn't swamped with orders they could make us one! :thumbsup:

Therein lies the problem!!
I'd have Ted and the whole factory crew after me if I even whispered something about a new product! :laughing:
Travis

 

[EverythingAttachments]

I stumbled upon this while surfing today. A pretty long YouTube video showing our 6-Way Deluxe Scrape Blade in action on a Kubota BX25D.
There are over 50 reviews for this blade on our website!
Travis

 

[CajunRider]

My order is in. Now the wait begins

1 week and 2 days. Had to spray for skeeters yesterday. The grass is thick and about 18" high. It's gonna be a rough wait. I keep telling myself it's gonna be worth it.

 

[EverythingAttachments]

Man, I'm finding MAGIC on YouTube today. I just found this one of a customer showing off his brand new EA Bottom Plow in the garden..
It's a double bottom plow and video clarity is outstanding!! 4K GoPro and Drone Footage is very cool.
Travis

 

[EverythingAttachments]

1 week and 2 days. Had to spray for skeeters yesterday. The grass is thick and about 18" high. It's gonna be a rough wait. I keep telling myself it's gonna be worth it.

Man, that's terrible!
Here's a pic of Peanut using it, but it doesn't do anything for your grass problem.
Travis

 

[Plantation Paul]

No pictures yet, but I bought an Everything Attachments 3 Point Gooseneck Receiver Hitch - Trailer Mover and I am very happy with it!!! Very nicely finished piece! Nice welds and paint! Looks very sturdy and will definitely be an asset as I have a boat hobby as well as the many trailers I used to have to mow around on the farm! I give it 5 stars!!! :thumbsup: