RonR- I have a Woods Estate Series landscape rake that I use with the BX - to spin it around, I remove one of the wheels (pretty easy - a hitch clip - I think that's what it's called - holds the wheel asembly), spin the rake, wheel back on in less time that it took to type this.
By the way, my favorite auxilary tool for the rake is a 3 foot length of 3/4 plastic conduit that I keep tucked in the rake frame - great for removing stuff that gets caught in the tines without leaving your seat!
And, if you are thinking of buying a rake - consider the fact that the BX doesn't lift very high - look at the Woods Estate Series, and, from what I've heard, the King Kutter "X" line of attachments, possibly Rhino, and others who target sub-compact tractors. Much more that 5 feet will probably give you a problem in spinning it around - you'll hit the tires or the lift mechanism; a regular height rake won't lift high enough to be useful in some circumstances.