3-Point Dethatcher

[CompactTractorFan]

I came across this company in my web travels:

CMP ATTACHMENTS, llc

I thought I would pass it along for anyone looking for a reasonably priced 3-point dethatcher. There are not a lot of units like this on the market.

 

[k0ua]

I came across this company in my web travels:

CMP ATTACHMENTS, llc

I thought I would pass it along for anyone looking for a reasonably priced 3-point dethatcher. There are not a lot of units like this on the market.

Hey, thanks for posting Kyle..It looks like an interesting tool

James K0UA

 

[CompactTractorFan]

Hey, thanks for posting Kyle..It looks like an interesting tool

James K0UA

No problem.

 

[murphy1244]

See its made in USA too.

 

[npalen]

I ordered one from CMP earlier this week and received it yesterday. Put it together and played with it a little a couple times since. Works great in spite of the ground still wet from snow melt!

 

[94BULLITT]

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I ordered one from CMP earlier this week and received it yesterday. Put it together and played with it a little a couple times since. Works great in spite of the ground still wet from snow melt!

Is that the 60'' model?

 

[von-mil]

And how much does it weigh?

 

[senecak19]

Just used my dethatcher today in some hay like grass with dead tall stuff. Area came out looking like a lawn. People give these flack for actual dethatching but it does wonders for me.

 

[senecak19]

I give up. No matter how I rotate the picture it ends up upside down.

 

[Gittyup]

Photo is fine. Nice dethatcher. What I found with upside downess is that if you edit the photo, like make it slightly smaller, and save it, the saved files is right side up. I can't explain it either. As for the CMP dethatcher, I have the 50". I'm happy with it. Pulled out a ton of stuff from my lawn. Thread in the JD L&G on it. I think mine weighs about 50 lbs or so.

I give up. No matter how I rotate the picture it ends up upside down.

 

[Jeff F.]

I am in the process of building my own. Do you need the wheels to help control the depth?

 

[senecak19]

I am in the process of building my own. Do you need the wheels to help control the depth?

If you have a choice I recommend it. Mine is brainless. Pick it up and put it down.

 

[Gittyup]

I guess if it's heavy enough, you'd need the wheels. Mine seems just right without any wheels. But, it's only 2 rows and not very heavy.

If you have a choice I recommend it. Mine is brainless. Pick it up and put it down.

 

[Jeff F.]

Ok thanks. I will make it so I can add the wheels if needed. I will try it with out as it is light and then add them if it digs too deep

 

[Code54]

That looks really nice. Do you have any photos of how the tines attached? Seems like for the price it can't be beat