I purchased a york rake when I bought my tractor and didnt ask how to hook it up and use. I follwed the directions and I believe it is hooked up correct. But when I lower it using the control it goes down but not not as deep into the ground as I would like it to. Is their another adjustment that will make it go down further? Thanks
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I purchased a york rake when I bought my tractor and didnt ask how to hook it up and use. I follwed the directions and I believe it is hooked up correct. But when I lower it using the control it goes down but not not as deep into the ground as I would like it to. Is their another adjustment that will make it go down further? Thanks
DanielAlexander
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ad11ad, Hi mate, I have a new 2310 too.I am building a landscape rake . Much imformation I found in the build it yourself section, Maybe you could ask your question in the attachments section, it is agood question I love my little TLB, I named it Harry.I love my cats too.
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DanielAlexander
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ad11ad, Hi mate, I have a new 2310 too.I am building a landscape rake . Much imformation I found in the build it yourself section, Maybe you could ask your question in the attachments section, it is agood question I love my little TLB, I named it Harry.I love my cats too.
MrSteve
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I am not sure how your 3 point looks... Do you have extra holes to make your arms go down farther?
Attached is a pic of my 1533, I marked the spot where the extra holes I am talking about. So if I wanted my 3pt to go down farther I would use the holes closer to the tractor.
Attached is a pic of my 1533, I marked the spot where the extra holes I am talking about. So if I wanted my 3pt to go down farther I would use the holes closer to the tractor.
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MrSteve
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I am not sure how your 3 point looks... Do you have extra holes to make your arms go down farther?
Attached is a pic of my 1533, I marked the spot where the extra holes I am talking about. So if I wanted my 3pt to go down farther I would use the holes closer to the tractor.
Attached is a pic of my 1533, I marked the spot where the extra holes I am talking about. So if I wanted my 3pt to go down farther I would use the holes closer to the tractor.
DanielAlexander
Bronze Member
MrSteve, I looked at the 2310 lift arms and they only have one set of holes, I suppose you could drill two more inboard ones. My question to ad11ad is, why are you trying to lower the rake below grade, I thought the rake was held at grade to level and collect debris.Perhaps a box blade would be used with scarifers to loosen objects. Many have said that gauge wheels on a rake are the cats meow, they keep the rake from digging in,alowing you to level the surface.
DanielAlexander
Bronze Member
MrSteve, I looked at the 2310 lift arms and they only have one set of holes, I suppose you could drill two more inboard ones. My question to ad11ad is, why are you trying to lower the rake below grade, I thought the rake was held at grade to level and collect debris.Perhaps a box blade would be used with scarifers to loosen objects. Many have said that gauge wheels on a rake are the cats meow, they keep the rake from digging in,alowing you to level the surface.
I was trying to pull some roots on a area I just cleared and the rake was only going an inch or 2 into the ground and the roots would just slid out. But I made some adjustments and it is working better. I do have a wheel but it is a single wheel and it works ok but not sure it was work the extra money. A friend as a two wheels on the outside of the rake and I like the was his works much better.
I was trying to pull some roots on a area I just cleared and the rake was only going an inch or 2 into the ground and the roots would just slid out. But I made some adjustments and it is working better. I do have a wheel but it is a single wheel and it works ok but not sure it was work the extra money. A friend as a two wheels on the outside of the rake and I like the was his works much better.
