ETA Landscape Rake PICS/VIDEO...Ted and Peanut are at it again!!

[EverythingAttachments]

Here's a review from Randy in Ohio:

"I did a lot of searching and research before I made my purchase -- one maker (not ETA) said that there is no land scape rake on the market that would do the work I wanted it to do, and then they proceeded to try and sell me something much more costly! All I wanted was to grade my lime stone driveway, and groom my trails in the woods! Other rakes that I had rented did not hold up. I purchased ETA's extreme duty Rake (7 footer) and it did exactly what I was wanting! The tines showed No signs of destress, it was as if they were saying to me-- "Is that all you got?". I am very pleased!"

 

[BGigHarbor]

I bought an ETA rake and am well pleased with it. The tines do hold up well, but I did buy a couple extra tines and should have bought a few more to save future shipping charges.

The tool has proved indispensable, but naturally tines are not indestructible depending how you use the rake.

Also it's nice to have hydraulic top when using the tool. And the custom offset is very handy at times.

One use I hadn't planned for but that it has proved essential for is cleaning up behing the tractor when fresh ground is soft from a bit of rain when doing grapple or bucket work. A little grooming of the tire tracks allows me to keep working when without the tool the ground would get too rutted.

Now I can't see how anyone could get by without a good rake.

 

[EverythingAttachments]

I bought an ETA rake and am well pleased with it. The tines do hold up well, but I did buy a couple extra tines and should have bought a few more to save future shipping charges.

The tool has proved indispensable, but naturally tines are not indestructible depending how you use the rake.

Also it's nice to have hydraulic top when using the tool. And the custom offset is very handy at times.

One use I hadn't planned for but that it has proved essential for is cleaning up behing the tractor when fresh ground is soft from a bit of rain when doing grapple or bucket work. A little grooming of the tire tracks allows me to keep working when without the tool the ground would get too rutted.

Now I can't see how anyone could get by without a good rake.

But, Hey!......... some extra tines can ride for free with the next attachment you purchase from us!!!
Good to hear you like the rake!
Travis

 

[BGigHarbor]

Actually, that is the plan!

Also I'll say the replacement tines only take a moment to replace. Easy to get to bolt and the tines self align.

 

[EverythingAttachments]

Here is a review for our 96" Severe Xtreme Landscape Rake that was just submitted by a customer in TX.

"I am pleasantly surprised at the quality of this product. I have always used Deere equipment and was hesitant to change. After using my new landscape rake I can honestly say that the attachments from Everything Attachment is made far better than the John Deere product. Besides the excellent quality the people at Everything Attachments are very helpful, they certainly know their products and answered all my questions. It did not take very long to receive the attachment even though I live over 1,000 miles away. I will certainly purchase future products from them and highly recommend this company."

 

[rustyshakelford]

Here is a review for our 96" Severe Xtreme Landscape Rake that was just submitted by a customer in TX.

"I am pleasantly surprised at the quality of this product. I have always used Deere equipment and was hesitant to change. After using my new landscape rake I can honestly say that the attachments from Everything Attachment is made far better than the John Deere product. Besides the excellent quality the people at Everything Attachments are very helpful, they certainly know their products and answered all my questions. It did not take very long to receive the attachment even though I live over 1,000 miles away. I will certainly purchase future products from them and highly recommend this company."

Watched your video. I hope they chime in. I am about 30 mins from them and would love to check this out in person

Brett

 

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Here's another review that was just submitted by a customer in LA:

"Got the rake in- Built like a tank. Very impressed with the quality of the the rake and gauge wheels. These are not your typical box store, disposable implements. Built to last and worth the additional money. I went with the 8' instead of the 7' to go on my Kubota M5140. After using it I would HIGHLY recommend it to anyone needing a rake. I would also recommend getting a rake that's 1 foot larger than the rear tire track. As far as the gauge wheels- Heavy iron frame with an iron hub and laminated tires- don't think I could tear them up if I tried. Spend the money and get good quality and you'll never regret it. These folks make a Heavy, Quality, implement- Great value for your dollar. A+++"

 

[RCman]

Any hydralic options coming for rakes or your blades?
They look great but I'd hate to have to buy one only to turn around to have to modify it when it shows up!

 

[EverythingAttachments]

It's been a while since I've visited this thread, but a new review is a good excuse.
This one's From Ronald in PA. He has our 84" Severe Xtreme Landscape Rake and a 66" Wicked Grapple installed on his Kubota MX5100.

"Landscape Rake is a High Quality piece!!! I have not been disappointed with a purchase from EA yet!! I rented a landscape rake locally to do some work and I tweaked or bent 4 tines in a weekend. I have used the EA Landscape rake for 2 weekends and have not bent a tine yet. The slide for the top hitch works great keeping the rake on the ground while stationary top hitches will lift the rake off of the ground. Great Job, EA !!!"

 

[ishiboo]

They look nice but it seems they're about $100-150 higher than they need to be. My KK rake works great and has been flawless, and is one of my favorite tools for seed bed prep/cleanup/etc. The 84" KK runs $470 not on sale. I know the EA is heavier and includes shipping, but I think the difference is a bit too much right now... just my .02

Also, a mount for a cylinder seems like it would be really inexpensive to add.