Wacky
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Yeah, there is no easy way get rid of brush unless you have one of these:
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That thing is SICK:thumbsup:. I got to get one just to watch
Ratchet Rake
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That thing is SICK:thumbsup:. I got to get one just to watch
BimmerPower
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I stopped by my local tractor supply and when I asked to see one they looked at me like I had 3 eyes. "Oh we don't carry that... you must mean 3pt equipment... have to special order... etc". Went outside to check out their implements and I found a 52" one. It seems like a very robust piece of metal that can withstand years of abuse. I plan on buying one as soon as they they stock a 72" model just because of construction, price and ease of installation :thumbsup:
amigauser
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Picked up a 72" Ratchet Rake at the Enfield CT TSC today. The local Farmington CT store only had the 52" model but Enfield had one of each (Or at least they did until I purchased the 72")
Look forward to trying it later this week (if the weather holds out ) and putting my landscape rake up for sale. Appears very well made, with thick steel plate and very heavy.
Like others have said when I asked for it and gave them the sku they looked like my head was on backward. I pointed them to the rachetrake.com webiste so they could see what it looked like and point me to were it was located. In both stores they had them out in the fenced yard with the 3pt stuff etc. The box with the straps etc. they had stored inside.
Look forward to trying it later this week (if the weather holds out ) and putting my landscape rake up for sale. Appears very well made, with thick steel plate and very heavy.
Like others have said when I asked for it and gave them the sku they looked like my head was on backward. I pointed them to the rachetrake.com webiste so they could see what it looked like and point me to were it was located. In both stores they had them out in the fenced yard with the 3pt stuff etc. The box with the straps etc. they had stored inside.
Wacky
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No pics yet. Tried mine out a little today, beware, that thing is heavy out so far in front of the machine, ballast is a definite must! I couldn't believe how easily that will take 2" saplings down. Of course it may be that the ground was so wet. I was spinning the tires more than anything because it is so wet. I can't wait to see how she does when I get the AGs to bite!:thumbsup:
. I was spinning the tires more than anything because it is so wet. I can't wait to see how she does when I get the AGs to bite!:thumbsup:
CompactTractorFan
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That thing is SICK:thumbsup:. I got to get one just to watch
Yeah...:licking:
Sam French
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I have a Bobcat 743B with a 4 N 1 bucket. This seems to be a nice attachment to go compliment the bucket. I was looking for a way to "work" ground.
Wacky
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I think as hard as this digs, it is almost like a "tooth bar". You could really dig to break up the dirt, clay and move it where you want it!:thumbsup:
BimmerPower
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Wait, your digging with it? How does it work?
bearcreek paul
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Yes would also like to know how it digs.
Wacky
Veteran Member
I should have said that I can break up hard soil pretty good to scoop and move to another location to level or even out rough terrain:ashamed:. Sorry for the misinformation.
