Rake Landscaping Rakes...

Chief9697 · Aug 12, 2015

Greeting ALL...

Just had some logging work completed over the winter and a lot of new trails have been created in the process. Looking for the best solution to cleanup the trails of all of the residuals left behind, {branches, broken limbs, ect}... I was also left with a lot of uneven surfaces and ruts from the equipment tires. Would like to level it out for safe riding with the ATV's... Any suggestions welcomed...

EverythingAttachments · Aug 12, 2015

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jeff9366 · Aug 12, 2015

I have an ETA Landscape Rake and it is an excellent tool.

However, in addition to the Landscape Rake you should consider a Ratchet Rake bucket attachment.

Ratchet Rake is superior to a Landscape Rake for consolidating debris.

The T-B-N STORE sells Ratchet Rakes. Hit white-on-black button at top-right of this page.

millsan1 · Aug 12, 2015

I have a new road on my property as well. Without knowing all the details of yours, I would suggest that cleaning it up by pushing stuff around with FEL would work (that's how I clean up branches, rocks, etc) and then smoothing/leveling with a box blade. I was unsure of the usefulness of a box blade until I got one. Extremely useful tool, for this exact type of work.

Chief9697 · Aug 12, 2015

jeff9366 said:
I have an ETA Landscape Rake and it is an excellent tool.

However, in addition to the Landscape Rake you should consider a Ratchet Rake bucket attachment.

Ratchet Rake is superior to a Landscape Rake for consolidating debris.

The T-B-N STORE sells Ratchet Rakes. Hit white-on-black button at top-right of this page.