Worksaver?

[jrouss28]

Hello,

Does anyone have thoughts on Worksaver attachments? I am buying a tractor and they are offering Worksaver attachment for snow pushers, plows, pallet forks and landscape rakes. The prices are lower than some other vendors but, they seem lighter duty. This might be fine, I plan to continue using a plow service for now and clean up what they can't get or lighter days they would not come out for. Then perhaps do my own when I figure out salt and sand. My driveway is fairly large. and paved.

Then theres the landscape rake. It seems maybe medium duty? I plan to use it in conjunction with a box blade to clear branches and brush.

I don't know enough about forks to comment one way or the other.


My tractor is 42 hp


Any thoughts?

 

[jrouss28]

The driveway to the road behind the trees are about the size of the adjacent driveway shown.

 

[Sportsman762]

Worksaver is a reputable company that has been around for a long time. They make a wide breadth of equipment and most if not all is usa made. In a past job we purchased from them and found them easy to work with and never had a problem with their product. I would not hesitate to buy from them. Some of the stuff they make is lighter duty, but they also make some heavy duty stuff. It really depends on what your looking for.

 

[dfkrug]

I bought a bunch of Worksaver attachments, shipped from Il to CA. Even with shipping, they were a better deal than other brands here.

All seemed fine to me. 5' 3-pt rotary cutter, landscape rake, 3-pt angle blade, hydraulic PHD, other implements. Still have the 6-ft landscape rake, but only use the frame.

 

[jrouss28]

Thanks for the feedback.

 

[Fetchtx1]

I am currently checking out landscape rakes for driveway use and brush cleanup. The company that I settled on is Armstrong ag.
The two units they have are very
Well built however considerably different in size. Prices are 850 and 1400.