Freakingstang
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All of your comments are Making me want to get the loader finished! Lol
72 inch Rachet Rake on sale at TSC $199
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TailDragon
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Picked mine up yesterday, TSC in Oak Ridge had one (72") left .
Am tempted to go back and get it also as a later project.
Glad I read this thread.
Am tempted to go back and get it also as a later project.
Glad I read this thread.
GPintheMitten
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I spent a few hours ay my daughters horse farm today grading her driveway with the ratchet rake on the loader and rear back blade.
It worked like a charm. I got rid of all her pot holes and smoothed the long drive out.
Also fixed her frost free hydrant while I was there.
It worked like a charm. I got rid of all her pot holes and smoothed the long drive out.
Also fixed her frost free hydrant while I was there.
GPintheMitten
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bcp said:
That's funny! I didn't think about it that way.
gtrippleb
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Stopped by TSC in Albany, GA tonight and they have two 72" versions left.
deezler
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Just wanted to point out, that if you are dumb, and mount the 72" RR as-is on your 60" bucket, like me, and then go hog-wild in the woods, this is the result:
Not dangerous.. yet... but clearly not sustainable. The straps should really be contained within the bucket where you aren't gonna drag them on trees and dirt.
Otherwise, this thing rocks.
Not dangerous.. yet... but clearly not sustainable. The straps should really be contained within the bucket where you aren't gonna drag them on trees and dirt.
Otherwise, this thing rocks.
J_J
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Why not just cut off the bracket and mount it on the inside tooth, or next tooth over.
scoutcub
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Just wanted to point out, that if you are dumb, and mount the 72" RR as-is on your 60" bucket, like me, and then go hog-wild in the woods, this is the result:
Not dangerous.. yet... but clearly not sustainable. The straps should really be contained within the bucket where you aren't gonna drag them on trees and dirt.
Otherwise, this thing rocks.
:thumbsup::thumbsup:
