npalen
Elite Member
I have the 6 ft. York Landscape Rake on the B9200 Kubota, mainly for counterweight for the Fel. I find that is works fairly well as a rear blade for moving snow with the drop/down blade in the down position. The blade hangs just in front of and against the tines. Didn't try it with the blade in the up (retracted) position yet but need to. What I found is that the spring tines of the rake act as a "vibrator/jack hammer" shaking the blade violently which tends to break up any packed snow. This is the stuff that has had some traffic on it but not yet turned to ice. Has anyone else tried this and what was your experience? I do realize that most landscape rakes don't have the drop-down blade.