ETA Landscape Rake PICS/VIDEO...Ted and Peanut are at it again!!

[ddivinia]

Here it is on my JD 4520.


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[ddivinia]

I used it to spread sine burn piles. It is good n dirty now. It is one tough SOB. It tore a cedar stump out and didn't even bent a tine.

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[Thomabear]

That's one sweeet looking rake. :thumbsup: Can't wait to take delivery on mine. I've got a ton of work waiting.

 

[ddivinia]

I can turn it around on the tractor. It might clear n my larger tractor. I'll have to check it.


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[EverythingAttachments]

Thanks for the feedback ddivinia! The quality of the tines and the tine bar design really makes it durable.
That Texas dirt really changed the appearance.
Travis

 

[ddivinia]

This is one solid piece of equipment. Makes me want to shop for more goodies.

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[Thomabear]

This is one solid piece of equipment. Makes me want to shop for more goodies.

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I just learned a valuable lesson about dealing with a non-reputable company. (See my recent Herd Seeder thread)
Everything I've heard about ETA seems positive and they will likely get my future business because of this. Some businesses have good and honest people and some don't. It's very clear that ETA puts fourth a lot of effort toward keeping their customers happy.

 

[R G T]

One week to the day.

I ordered a 6' rake last Monday and it was delivered to my place today. Tomarrow it get put to the test.

BTW, seeing this thing in person puts any question about making the right choice in purchasing a ETA rake to rest.

 

[94BULLITT]

Here it is on my JD 4520.


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That is definitely a nice rake.

 

[EverythingAttachments]

Peanut's dad brought the 96" rake back to us earlier in the week. He's been using it since the video was filmed to finish clearing the debris on his land.
Other than the one bent tine(from obvious abuse if you watched) and some NC dirt, it still looks pretty good! It will get a good bath soon.