Got My Land Pride Rake (pics)

[Danner]

Thanks to ya'll's good advice, I bought the 60" LandPride LR0560 landscape rake from my little Kubota BX2660, and got the gauge wheel option ($300!). Just got it home, here are a couple pics.

[JDGreenGrass]

Nice looking rake. Not sure you needed to spend that $300 on the wheels though.??

I'm sure you will enjoy working it and I am sure you will enjoy the finished product.

[LoveTheSmellofDiesel]

Nice looking rake! Congrats.

[Danner]

Nice looking rake. Not sure you needed to spend that $300 on the wheels though.??

I'm sure you will enjoy working it and I am sure you will enjoy the finished product.

I've been boarding horses for a good while, but they are all leaving the end of this month. So, the plan for the rest of the year is to turn my place into the fairways at Augusta National

[LoveTheSmellofDiesel]

As you do, could you take some in progress pics? Looking at a rake or a box blade and I can't make the decision.... Would help to see the outcome as it comes along...

[TripleR]

That's just great, something else I need to add to my wish list, very nice.

[Wolfy]

Danner, nice buy. I have the same rake, it will become a favorite in no time. That $300 wheel kit is well spent money. It appears you have solid rubber tires? I ask because mine has air filled tires.

[Mock1]

I know it's a tough sell on $300.00 gauge wheels. Sorry, that is the price. I really want to see action pics though. T
hey are amazing what they can do.

[kday64]

That's just great, something else I need to add to my wish list, very nice.

TR, you and I know that what you really want is a job as a lands pride quality assurance inspector and trusted testing agent. Why own if you can be paid to play?

[Gizmo2]

Nice rake. Is the stand part of the rake? Very handy when hooking up. As far as gauge wheels go....got to have'em. I never really use our rake all that much but the wife is an expert with it.
Are the teeth removable? The wife runs ours most of the time with every other tooth removed.
After a second look I see the bolts that hold the teeth in.