BUCKET RATCHET RAKE

[J_J]

Looks like a ratchet rake built as a bucket.

Tach-N-Go, Loader Buddy, small loader Quick attach and attachments

Anyone know price?

 

[deezler]

Weird. How the heck do you use the teeth on the top? For pulling vines out of trees? Seems like a lot of fabrication effort for a bucket that can't hold very much.

 

[DKCDKC]

Weird. How the heck do you use the teeth on the top? For pulling vines out of trees? Seems like a lot of fabrication effort for a bucket that can't hold very much.

What he said.

 

[J_J]

It should do the same thing a ratchet rake will do, and use it as a bucket at any time.

How about root rake.

It could probably be built with more throat length, or any size.

I see lots of potential there.

Think of this. Put another tooth bar on top of the bottom teeth and a hyd motor to slide it back and forth, like a sickle mower. HUM, should I make something like this?

 

[bcp]

If your bucket linkage allows, you can put the top teeth into the dirt. This may be why the "floor" of the bucket is short.

http://www.mytractortools.com/images/angled end plates.JPG

http://www.mytractortools.com/images/Tach-n-Go hook up.jpg

The "teeth bars" are "reversible." This may mean they can be reversed to a smooth edge, or reversed to top or bottom edge of the bucket. The top could be a handy place to store your spare teeth, and increase the bucket capacity a bit.

New Box Rake for Tach-n-Go

Bruce

 

[RDrancher]

Seems like a lot of fabrication effort for a bucket that can't hold very much.

That's what I was thinking. The top of the bucket doesn't put the loader in the best position for any type of ground engagement. Some folks will find an excuse to build anything I guess. Maybe the next product offering will be a bolt-on tooth bar for the top of buckets?